We Stand in the Middle of a RoomA Poem by David Jones
We stand in the middle of a room
Men, Women and Children. Little Children, Young Men, Fathers, Mothers. Everywhere there can be heard 'Amen!' As the preacher stands Holding his book and saying, "This is the Word of the Lord!" Thanks be to God. We raise up our hands Clenched in fists shouting "Rise up, O Lord" A song about Him crushing The evildoer in his tracks We pray for the undoing Of Satan's vile works. We have all done these Works of the flesh Such as murder, Such as adultery, Such as thievery, Such as gluttony, Such as immorality, Such as idolatry, Such as hatred, Such as heresies, Such as covetousness, Such as lasciviousness. Of all these we are guilty. Why do You let us stand To shout praises to You? We are but nothing without You! This is my short prayer: Create in us humble and contrite hearts That love with all we can And despise the evil within! Call to this world vile, With your beautiful Son!
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Added on February 8, 2014 Last Updated on July 28, 2014 AuthorDavid JonesBloomington, INAboutI'm a Christian college student who is enthused with writing, although I don't get a lot of time. My views are solid and complementing, they reveal God's eternal goodness. Any feedback will help consi.. more..Writing
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