Luz y Sal (part. Edward Sanchez)

Who am I to point at the one who has fallen
And drink from this cup of ignorance
Who am I to criticize the one who is lost
If I was once there

Give me a reason to make firewood of that fallen tree
A reason not to love him
Give me a reason to make firewood of that fallen tree
A reason not to love him

To be light is what Jesus asks of me
Light to illuminate the path
Of the one who is lost
And not sink in the storm
And be salt
And where there is need, be salt
To return the taste of his great love
And spread it on the earth

Who am I to destroy what God restores
And forget his mercy
Who am I to ignore the one who is wounded
If I was once there

Give me a reason to make firewood of that fallen tree
A reason not to love him
Give me a reason to make firewood of that fallen tree
A reason not to love him

To be light is what Jesus asks of me
Light to illuminate the path
Of the one who is lost
And not sink in the storm
And be salt
And where there is need, be salt
To return the taste of his great love
And spread it on the earth

Who am I to tarnish what is clean
If I was once in that situation
I prefer not to cast the first stone
And not be a slave to my own accusation
I will not harm or criticize what Christ
With his powerful blood has already cleansed
I will not condemn what he has already redeemed

Give me a reason to make firewood of that fallen tree
A reason not to love him

To be light is what Jesus asks of me
Light to illuminate the path
Of the one who is lost
And not sink in the storm
And be salt
And where there is need, be salt
To return the taste of his great love
And spread it on the earth