I’ll
tell you of a happening
When
Zedekiah was the king:
God
sent His prophet to condemn
The
wicked in Jerusalem,
While
just outside the city gate
They
saw the Babylonians wait.
That
army was God’s punishment
For
sinners who would not repent
And
disobeyed when called upon
To
serve the king of Babylon
Which
was what Jeremiah taught
When
he explained Jehovah’s thought.
The
wicked men who hated it
Put
Jeremiah in a pit.
The
prophet thought; “This place is dire -
I’m
sinking down into the mire!”
But
while he found his prospects dim
His
God was looking after him.
Now
Ebed-Melech was the man
Whom
God selected for His plan.
He
went to see the king and said,
“If
he’s left there he’ll soon be dead!”
The
king replied, “Without a doubt
You
must pull Jeremiah out”.
The
Ethiopian found some rope
And
soon gave Jeremiah hope.
“Just
put some rags beneath each arm
So
that the ropes will do no harm.”
Then
Ebed-Melech and his friends
All
started pulling at the ends.
Soon
he was rescued, safe and sound:
He
gladly stood on solid ground.
Thus
Ebed-Melech pleased the Lord
Who
shielded him against the sword.
Here's another Bible story for you to enjoy: The Tower of Babel.
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