I will never understand, how you love someone so dearly one week.
And a week later nail them to a cross! (tree)
King Jesus riding on a colt!
Towns people rejoicing shouting,
hosanna in the highest,
blessed is he that comes,
in the name of the Lord!
Personal apparel strewn on ground,
alongside Palm leaves.
Jesus the Messiah, Son of God.
So determined face like flint,
one mission, Jerusalem!
The Holy prophet of God,
who turned water to wine,
fed five thousand people,
gave sight to the blind!
And cleanse the cancerous,
the lame leap for joy,
and raise the dead.
Jesus weep, and I cry,
as the Messiah, King of Kings,
Lord of Lords enter Jerusalem,
Christ's final journey.
In His heart silently saying, praying.
When I be lifted up,
I will draw all men unto me!
I say alleluia shame on mankind! Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia!
Thank you Christ Jesus,
my Lord and my GOD, alleluia!
Unfortunately, it is only natural. Man is easily jealous. He often covets what others have. In nature, there is a challenge. Two alpha males fight for the right to take all (usually the women). One is left dead or maimed for life, and the other takes all the spoils and mates with all the available females.
"They know not what they do." Because they were driven to it by these primal forces: jealousy and coveting what they don't have. And thinking men, often regret what they did later when they had time to think about it.
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Thank you Christ Jesus,
my Lord and my GOD, alleluia!
Thank you Michael for this timely poem. Happy Easter to you and yours!
Amen!
"They know not what they do." Because they were driven to it by these primal forces: jealousy and coveting what they don't have. And thinking men, often regret what they did later when they had time to think about it.
Ron