Sunday, November 18, 2018

12/2/18 Through 12/8/18

12/2/18 Through 12/8/18

Sunday
The dry and barren land will bear
Great fruit in days to come.
The parched and desert land is where 
The seed of life is from.

Our sin has made this land a waste
Where nothing can survive,
But Christ shall come that day with haste,
And show that He's alive.

The grass shall grow, the steppe shall burst
To verdant pasture where, 
Clean water flows to quench our thirst,
No longer land is bare.

Forever seated on the throne
Of David is our King.
The One, the source of life alone,
To whom our homage bring.

Monday
Imagine how the world would be
If all would live in harmony
If peace would reign in every heart
And none, from love, would e're depart.

Each soul infused with grace divine,
And firmly rooted in the Vine.
Prosperity in every home,
And everywhere His word made known.

Tuesday
When peace and harmony shall reign
The bear and lion be made tame.
The child and the cobra play
Together on that coming day.

The eyes are blest of those that see
The truth contained in mystery.
For prophets saw in dimmest light 
What's there before us in plain sight.

So now we see and understand
The wonder of what God has planned.
And though it still be far away,
Can taste the sweetness of that day.

We hasten when that day will come
If we will follow with the Son,
And love until the bitter end
To then, in glory, rise again.

Wednesday
All who come shall see,
And all who come shall hear.
The captives all set free,
And lost are all drawn near.

We see Him on the mount,
And flock to where He goes,
A teeming endless fount,
From Him, of mercy, flows.

Thursday
Foundations must be solid rock,
And we must sure obey
In order to withstand the shock,
And stand that fateful day.

All other walls will crumble down
And fall amidst the dust.
The only way to wear the crown,
Is follow as you must.

So listen well and then obey,
And follow close His word.
Be careful what you do and say,
And act on what you've heard.

Friday
Brighten eyes and open ears.
Dispel the darkness and the fears.
Grant us understanding when
Our minds are but of mortal men.

Let us see Your ways above,
And marvel at Your depth of love.
Let us hear the sound quite clear
When ere You call us to draw near.

Grant that we might taste and know
The Eucharist, the place to go,
To find what ere on earth we need,
And water well His precious seed.

Saturday
The sin that opened eyes to see
Our nakedness and fraility,
Has blinded us to better things
With pride and selfishness that clings.

But as a woman first was fell,
Another woman broke the spell.
In all humility she prayed,
Let it be done, as You have bade.

Obedience her only goal 
In answer to the Father's knoll.
A path to freedom only known
To those docility has shown.





































1 comment:

  1. Greetings Mark. A well-written poetic piece that I enjoyed reading. Your faith shines in your pieces and you do God and Jesus proud. God bless you. Love love, Andrew.

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