| In Galilee we had a scene one day
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| I’ll tell you what the Lord did here
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| The Sabbath was clogged in the synagogue
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| When a withered-handed fool appeared
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| The poor man was sufferin' but the Pharisees did nothin'
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| And they all waited for Jesus there
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| But Jesus broke through their traditions and rules
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| The hand once diseased He repaired
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| Oh, don’t give us none of your regulations
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| I’ve had it with you hypocrites
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| Sabbath day’s quite alright for nice things -- get a little practice in
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| Man, they’re gettin' spoiled now that Jesus came
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| God just heals ‘em left and right
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| And Sabbath day’s quite all right for Christ
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| Sabbath day’s quite alright, alright, alright, ooh
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| Well, her back was a sight, I’m being polite
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| Was bendin' over double to half of her height
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| Jesus loosed her crippled muscles there in Luke 13
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| After 18 years she straightened out and she was freed!
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| A couple other times when the Sabbath was right
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| Was a man with-a dropsy and a man born blind
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| Peter’s feverish mother-in-law and a demoniac
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| And Bethesda with the man who had the mat
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| Oh, don’t give us none of your bad religion
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| I’ve had it with you hypocrites
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| Sabbath day’s quite alright for nice things get a little practice in
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| Man, they’re gettin' spoiled now that Jesus came
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| God just heals ‘em left and right
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| And Sabbath day’s quite all right for Christ
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| Sabbath day’s quite alright, alright, alright, ooh
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| Mark 3: 4 «Then Jesus asked them, „Which is lawful on the Sabbath:
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| to do good or to do evil, to save life or to kill?“ But they remained silent.» |