You know who I'm talkin' 'bout; I forget his name- That guy that once worked with wood- for a shy amount of gain He went on to much greater things; so many stories told- I once heard he walked on water- some found that absurd Then the one about the fish; with three he fed a crowd- Some would follow him anywhere- and when he spoke; They bowed They said he gave sound back to the deaf; and restored sight for the blind- Healed the crippled; They walked again- Turned water into wine He had twelve he sent to spread; his message all about- But some were not as faithful- and they would sell him out Some he frightened with his words; they couldn't let him live- His trial and torture would begin- for forgiveness to them; he'd give I hear they hung him from a cross; drove nails through his hands- On his head a crown of thorns- How much could he stand? They said his name was Jesus; His Father's Only Son- and he died there on that cross- for the sins of everyone His blood would stain the wood; as tears fell that day- From all the eyes that sadly watched- to Heaven he found his way You know who I'm talkin' 'bout; The One that works with souls- I believe His name is Jesus- and He died to make us whole
What a marvelous story/poem this is, Lisa. You tell the story well and yet, I must wonder why people continue to doubt his existance, his motives and his power. To those who don't believe in faith because it enatails acceptance of something that is not physically tangible, I present to the the question of Love. Do you believe in love? Most likely you do, can you touch it, can you see it, smell it, hear it? The answer is most assuredly "No." How can love be real if faith is not? Wonderful work!!
Take care,
Sherry
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This is a book of free verse poetry that addresses the seven main tests in life and offers some sensible solutions to passing those tests with minimal discomfort.
A strongly penned, beautiful tribute to our Lord and Saviour, Jesus. Yep. Do know who you're talkin' 'bout, THANK GOD!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
This is great! A well-written piece that is easily understood.
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
Felix
Nice spiritual spark here. Great work.
Take care,
Sherry
Thanks for this reminder!!
Love Tinka
Love,
Eileen
Hugs,
Tami