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SPIRIT
by Uriah J. Fields → (All Poetry by Uriah J. Fields)
Friday, May 1, 2015    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Life is lived at its best when Spirit spelled with a
capital "S" is guiding and directing a person's life.

In Christiandom Spirit is acknowledged as the third
person of the Trinity, with God and Jesus being the
other two. Whether the Spirit is called the third
person of  the Trinity, one of a triune or  neither,
when spelled with a capital "S" or perceived to be
the Spirit  above  spirits  nobody or  no thing is
greater except  God  and Jesus  whose name is
above all other names. To extol Spirit as Divine
there is not any  more need to preface or prefix
Spirit with "Holy" than there is to preface or prefix
God and Jesus with "Holy."

The Spirit is an androgynous being that is neither
male nor  female or  both  male  and female and
something more. Spirit enraptured in "God is Spirit,"
is the inner soul-being within a person that embodies
the mind  and  heart of  God and  by nature is able
to direct and  guide  a human  being in imagining,
thinking,  choosing,  understanding,  believing,
knowing, feeling, engaging in intimacy, creating,
loving,  transcending  the  self  and  communing
with God.

So be what the Spirit says be, do what the Spirit
says do, and have what the Spirit says have. Spirit
says be, Spirit says do. Spirit says have. Spirit
says it all.

Only  Spirit  has answers to ultimate questions such
as Who am I? "Why am I here? Where am I Going?
So listen to and heed the Spirit. Let the Spirit be your
guide. And it will be well with your soul.

Copyright 2015 by Uriah J. Fields

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Reviewed by John Domino
Reviewed on May 1, 2015
A well spirited poetic piece! Well done! Amen.


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