Bless my name in the Book of Life.

 Bless My Name in the Book of Life

A Reflection on Revelation 3:5, Luke 10:20, and Philippians 4:3

Bless my name in the book of life—not for my righteousness,

But for the blood of Jesus, my righteousness.

Let my name be written there, not in fading ink,

But in the eternal record that makes the heavens think.

“The one who is victorious will, like them, be dressed in white. I will never blot out the name of that person from the book of life, but will acknowledge that name before My Father and His angels.” (Revelation 3:5)

Bless my name—let it be found among the redeemed,

Among those who have washed their robes and believed.

Not by my works, not by my fame,

But by the grace that calls me by my name.

In the book of life—the ledger of the living,

Where names are written by the King of kings, forgiving.

No erasure, no blotting, no fading away,

For those who trust in Jesus and in His love stay.

“Rejoice that your names are written in heaven.” (Luke 10:20)

Bless my name in that holy scroll,

Where the Lamb's book records every saved soul.

Let my family, my friends, my loved ones be there,

Written by grace, beyond all despair.

I do not ask for earthly fame, for titles or for praise,

But to have my name in the book of life for all my days.

That is the blessing I seek, the treasure I hold,

More precious than silver, more valuable than gold.

Yes, and I ask you, my true companion, help these women... whose names are in the book of life. (Philippians 4:3)

So I rest in the promise: my name is secure,

In the hands of the One who will always endure.

Bless my name in the book of life—today and forever.

In Jesus' name, Amen. And I will not sever

From the love that wrote my name before the world began,

The love of God, my Savior, the great I AM.

Amen.