What Was I Suppose To Be? Sung by Ray Boltz

When Jesus walked upon the earth, on the shores of Galilee. He'd say to his disciples, let the little children come to me. Wonder if up in heaven, do you suppose we'll see? Little children asking...What was I suppose to be? What was I suppose to be? What were my eyes suppose to see? Why did I taste of death, before I even drew a breath? Laid my head in my mother's breast, to sleep. Oh Jesus, What was I suppose to be? What was I suppose to be? What were my eyes suppose to see? Why did I taste of death, before I even drew a breath? Laid my head in my mother's breast, to sleep. Oh Jesus, What was I suppose to be? Was I to be a prophet, used in the ministry? A doctor who would find a cure for some terrible disease? And even if I'd been born imperfect, why couldn't my parents see, That I'd been made perfect, when you came back for me? Oh Jesus, What was I suppose to be? What were my eyes suppose to see? Why did I taste of death, before I even drew a breath? Laid my head in my mother's breast, to sleep. Oh Jesus, What was I suppose to be? Jesus, What was I suppose to be? 13  Then were there brought unto him little children, that he should put his hands on them, and pray: and the disciples rebuked them. 14  But Jesus said, Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven. 15  And he laid his hands on them, and departed thence. Matthew 19:13-15   King James Bible God forgives anyone who repents and ask Jesus into their lives as part of them asking for salvation. It is important though that we confess our sins and ask for forgiveness. Please don't let any choice you've made keep you from asking Jesus into your life. God loves us. so...

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