All Have Sinned
The bible says we are all sinners
and that means you and me
If you open up your bible
to Romans 3:23 you will see
It says "For all have sinned,
and come short of the glory of God."
the reason Jesus came and paid for our sins
under God’s wrath and rod
He went to the cruel cross willingly
for every sinner and took our place
To suffer, bleed, and die for all our sins
so we could be saved by grace.
Truly, for all have sinned
is what the bible clearly teaches
To any sinner high or low
is where his grace and mercy reaches
Since Jesus was God’s son, God in the flesh,
and never did one sin
He’s the only one who could pay for our sins
so we could be saved and live with him
If we say we are not a sinner we are deceived
is what the bible clearly states
Jesus loves all sinners and for you to trust him as savior
and believe on him he awaits
Romans 3:23 For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God.
I John 1:8 If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.
I John 1:10 If we say that we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us.
God's Simple Of Salvation
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GOD BLESS YOU
Tony
I can identify with this poem especially since we tend to eat way too much because the abundance that is presented before us during the holidays. Is it a sin that our brothers and sisters go without while we literally pig out at out at our dining room tables? Yes, I know that we give to the poor and help others but the question remains, "Do we really feel good about all of this over indulgence? I have eight relatives coming over but they are well fed. The best Christmas I ever had was when we gave to others who were in need. Why can't every Thanksgiving and Christmas be celebrated like that? Perhaps we just do it (extend ourselves to the poor) for a season and then go back to our traditional ways because it's become a habit. But is this tradiional habit a good one? I tend to think not and my heart truly goes out to those less fortunate. Thank you again for your wonderful thought provoking poem. It brings to mind that not only are we all sinners but we sometimes sin repeatedly out of traditional habits that may not be the best way to celebrate life. Have a Blessed Thanksgiving!
John Michael Domino
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