(John 1: 14)
In spite of a world where death is abroad
Where Satan's devices enthrall and enmesh,
To compass God's purpose, and bring us to God,
He came to redeem us: the Word became flesh.
(2 Corinthians 8: 9)
He dwelt among man, displaying God's grace,
Though in Him the earth and its forms are secure;
To come to be near to the lost human race
And bring us God's blessing the Lord became poor.
(Revelation 1: 17)
Betrayed and denied, despised by men, He,
The King of the ages, was shackled and led,
To bear crucifixion, and there on the tree
The One is First and the Last became dead.
(Hebrews 5: 9; Hebrews 7: 22)
Thus Jesus became to all who obey
The cause of salvation eternal in scope;
And Jesus became the safe warranty
Of covenant blessing, assuring our hope.
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Your scripture-based poetry gets better and better each time you post, David. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteHalleluyah! Amen!
ReplyDeleteGod bless always, David.
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