by Kim Clarke
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To be achild of Abraham means that I am
Willing to bear the wood upon my shoulders
To give my very life as a humble sacrifice
Willing to share the cross of Christ with boldness
For I am with my Saviour on the tree
Sin no longer has dominion over a child that God sets free
For Jesus said;

“Talitha cumi”, (child arise)!
Talitha cumi, (open your eyes)!
For My resurrection power is come on you this hour
Walk in newness of life!
Talitha cumi, (all ye crucified)
Talitha cumi, (who daily die in Christ)
For His resurrection power is come on you this hour
Hear the Saviour cry – “Talitha Cumi”

To be a child drawn like Mosheh means from my heart
I will pray words of the same, “Please, show me Your glory”
Make Your goodness to pass by, if having found grace in Your sight
Proclaim Your name, show mercy, Lord, Your mercy
For I know that no man can see You and live
Lord, I long to see You face to face
So, for this my life I’ll give
For Jesus said;

“Talitha cumi”, (child arise)!
Talitha cumi, (open your eyes)!
For My resurrection power is come on you this hour
Walk in newness of life!
Talitha cumi, (all ye crucified)
Talitha cumi, (who daily die in Christ)
For His resurrection power is come on you this hour
Hear the Saviour cry,-“Talitha Cumi”

On the ground in dark Gethsemane
Seperated from the Father so no child need ever be!

“Talitha cumi”, (child arise)!
Talitha cumi, (open your eyes)!
For His resurrection power is come on you this hour
Walk in newness of life!
Talitha cumi, (all ye crucified)
Talitha cumi, (who daily die in Christ)
For His resurrection power is come on you this hour
Walk in newness of life!
“Talitha cumi”, (child arise)!
Talitha cumi, (open your eyes)!
For His resurrection power is come on you this hour
Walk in newness of life!
Talitha cumi, (all ye crucified)
Talitha cumi, (who daily die in Christ)
For His resurrection power is come on you this hour
Hear the Saviour cry,-“Talitha Cumi”

Talitha Cumi, Talitha Cumi

Written by Kim Clarke 2007