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Galilee of the Nations
by Abu-Hassan Askia Koroma → (All Poetry by Abu-Hassan Askia Koroma)
Saturday, January 14, 2023    Rated "G" by the Author.
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The poem is a sonnet that describes the region of Galilee in ancient Israel as a place of hope and salvation for diverse peoples, where they can find peace and redemption through the light of God. The poem uses imagery of light and the Way of the Sea to convey the idea of guidance and salvation, and encourages the reader to look ahead to find peace and redemption in Galilee.

Galilee of the Nations, land of hope and grace,
Where diverse peoples come to find their peace,
A place of salvation, where all may find
The light of God that shines upon their mind.

In times of trouble, when the world is dark,
And all seems lost, the Lord will lift us high,
And guide us through the shadows, to the Ark
Of safety, where we'll find the light of His eye.

The Way of the Sea, beyond the Jordan's flow,
Will lead us to the land of our salvation,
Where we'll find peace, and all our sins will go,
And we'll be filled with joy and adoration.

So let us lift our eyes, and look ahead,
For Galilee of the Nations, is where our souls will be fed. 

 


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 Reviews of "Galilee of the Nations"
Reviewed on March 19, 2023
So true and inspiring.

Reviewed by JoAnne Cromp (Reader)
Reviewed on January 15, 2023
Amen brother! Beautiful glorious anointing

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on January 15, 2023
I'm looking forward to people finding peace in the place where they were born. That requires courage and resolve rather than fleeing to another country or place.

When the Israelites left Egypt they eventually settled in a promised land called Canaan. Unfortunately, they had to kill the people that were there before so they could occupy it.

Ron


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