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I Wrote the Words
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Are we living in the very last days? Indeed, but not as taught.


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I Wrote the Words

©copyright 2004 Bonita M Quesinberry, R.C. 030704


 

I wrote the words no one wants to read.
Buried deep in man's myriad creeds,
they all eat up poison spewed from stages
and call it truth; though hate still rages.
They think I do not hear those smooth words;
but, I hear well— my truth they have blurred,
teaching lies leading to destruction.
Will just one follow My instruction?

 

I wrote the words no one wants to read.
They all do abominable deeds,
calling good evil and evil good;
doing nothing that I said they should.
They say there is no life manual,
Yet, I sent to them Immanual,
A perfect man on whom they trample.
Will just one follow His example?

 

I wrote the words no one wants to believe;
yet, man's word they readily receive
without comparing it against Mine,
thinking they have more than enough time.
Alas, all of man's years have run out;
for My Christ soon will mightily shout
with trumpets sounding boldly and loud.
Will just one join My Son in the cloud?

 

I wrote the words no one wants to read;
so, I taught those untutored my creed:
my children not of seminaries.
Now, they speak as My luminaries:
only My testimony preaching,
only of My Commandments teaching.
Yea, they are hearing Our trumpets loud,
and soon will join My Son in the cloud!

 

I wrote the words no one wants to read;
but, will you listen to My true creed
spoken by My children of pure light?
Will you agree with them upon sight?
Will you obey all their instruction,
keeping your selves from My destruction? 
For, if you obey, you do love Me
and, soon, heaven's kingdom you will see.

 

I wrote the words I want you to read,
to learn and obey only my creed. 
For, you see, I can take no pleasure
in destroying your lack and leisure;
but, know this, I will do what I said:
by My righteousness deem you twice dead.
You will weep and wail and gnash your teeth
in a pit of fire beneath my feet.

 

I wrote all the words you should have read
to keep you twice alive, yet not dead.
Nineteen ninety-one ended your trials,
my judgment rendered to close the files:
each one marked innocent or guilty; 
for yet they failed to do their duty,
sentence soon delivered by My Son.
Righteous ones join Him in joyous tears;
the guilty left dead with their worst fears.

 

Read my warnings in Revelation,
which my flock received with elation.
All the prophecies have been fulfilled,
on earth, just as in heaven I willed.
Six plagues long since cast about the earth,
the seventh, in My Son's wake, a curse,
as He crosses your skies east to west
to escort His now heavenly blessed.

 

Read my warnings of Old Testament,
all ye who have refused to repent;
for there it shows who is left behind:
those wicked and filthy and unkind,
lying dead—eagles feast aerial,
not mourned nor allowed a burial.
Lucifer alone will bear your stink,
a thousand years of it he will drink.

 

I wrote all the words you should have read
to keep you twice alive, never dead.
Your bodies lie there one thousand years,
but your souls grind teeth in bitter tears:
for ye shall not have a quiet rest.
Nay, for you it is not still a test:
your resurrection to utter death,
your names never again on my breath.

 

Thirteen years Armageddon has been,
warning cold and lukewarm of their sin
and sounding Christ even at earth's door.
Still, you refuse to fall to the floor,
begging my mercy upon your knees
and humbly confessing as you plead.
Instead, you swear love is all I AM.
I also hate! You filthy be damned.

 

I wrote the Laws you should have obeyed,
yet you chose man's, thus Me you betrayed.
You love smooth words and to those adhere,
while saying it is mine you do hear.
Hear this! There are not seven more years,
no secret rapture to stop your tears!
Nor still a thousand years to repent.
Judgment is done, I shall not relent.

 

Armageddon is not what you think,
but bitter waters you choose to drink.
Outside old Jerusalem's Dung Gate,
I will quickly execute your fate
in the old Valley of Decision.
For garbage, I make no revision.
All this is in My testimony,
written true without acrimony.

 

I wrote the words no one wants to read.
Buried deep in man's myriad creeds,
they eat up poison spewed from stages
and call it truth; though their hate still rages.
They think I do not hear those smooth words;
but, I hear well— my truth they have blurred,
teaching lies leading to destruction.
Ten per cent follow My instruction.

 

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Bind Up the Testimony, Seal the Law
an untutored wholly Biblical discernment of Revelation, chronologically paraphrased as we speak today: plus Scripture Reference and Resource Bibliographies, Prophetic Chart:
"Buy the truth and sell it not" –Proverbs 23:23

 

Meter: 9


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 Reviews of "I Wrote the Words"
Reviewed by Bhuwan Thapaliya
Reviewed on March 12, 2004
Bonita...a masterpiece...love n luck...BHUWAN

Reviewed by Marco Landi (Reader)
Reviewed on March 9, 2004
bonite work

Reviewed by Victor Farrell
Reviewed on March 9, 2004
A great work!
Glad my beliefs are different, though, or this one would scare me!

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on March 8, 2004
Most Outstanding work Bonita!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed on March 7, 2004
This is magnificence of poetical Voice, Live and sounding.

I Salute You, Sublime Poet!


Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU

06:35 - GMT

VIVA March The Eighth!

WOMAN'S DAY.

Reviewed by Debashish Haar (Reader)
Reviewed on March 7, 2004
OUTSTANDING write...

Reviewed by Lisa Hilbers
Reviewed on March 7, 2004
Wow! this is just a magnificient piece of work. Will surely make one stop and think. Openly honest message. Lisa

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on March 7, 2004
Bonita, one of your best, showing with truth and clarity that He indeed did write the words most of humanity chooses to ignore or defame! Outstanding work chillingly portrayed with bravery! Bless you, and thank you for your show of courage which inspires others to do likewise!

Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on March 7, 2004
Bonita a revelation in this one this is powerful and so full of truths.

Blessings Peg


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