Lord,
we thank You for Your great love. There is no love like Your love. We
think of Your Son giving Himself, in death, for us. We think of His
suffering for us and we say, “Saviour of the world, what have You done
to deserve this?” We look at the Cross, and we see more than suffering.
We see love, and we say, “Saviour of the world … what have we done to
deserve You?” Beyond “the mystery of undeserved suffering”, we catch a
glimpse of something else – something very, very wonderful: “the deeper
mystery of unmerited love” (Common Order, Prayer for Good Friday).
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