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Davi..A Poem by angelThe things we do and how God can help us. He will guide us if we let him. Read the Bible and talk to him. He will protect you and love you no matte.. |
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You oh Lord are wonderfulA Poem by LWP413Short worship poem. 20 September 2017 |
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Christmas SongsA Poem by afishTogether let us gather to sing the Christmas songs. Let us open hearts to strangers, together we belong. Let us kneel with kings and shephe.. |
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Lean HarvestsA Poem by Michael R. BurchLean HarvestsbyMichael R. Burchfor T.M.the trees are shedding their leaves again:another summer is over.the Christians are praising their Maker again,.. |
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Spender BewareA Poem by Michael R. BurchSpender BewarebyMichael R. BurchIt’s better not to speculate"continually" on who is great.Though relentless awe’sa Célèbre C.. |
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Caedmon's Hymn translationA Poem by Michael R. BurchCaedmon's Hymn: a Modern English Translation of the Old English (Anglo-Saxon) Poem"Cædmon's Hymn" was composed sometime between 658 and 680 AD a.. |
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The Evolution f GodA Poem by cody19073There once was a godWho was the sunCausing all things to grow.Statues were builtTo earn his grace, andKeeping rivers to flow.There once was a godWho c.. |
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“Daffodil Lullabies: Poppy Seeds” - KhatA Poem by FaeryQueeni miss it here.... |
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As the Angels Worship TheeA Poem by Melinda McQueenAs the Angels Worship Thee Knowing their place, The angels make haste To bow before Thy feet, And in so doing, are they comple.. |
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IT WAS YESHUA HAMASHIACH (Part I)A Poem by kelvinWho left so that the comforter would dwell within us Who opened the eyes of a blind man by making mud with the earth’s dust Who.. |
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On the Tip of My TongueA Poem by Melinda McQueenOn the Tip of My Tongue Your words Here on the inside of me-- Inside my heart. The Holy Spirit, my keep. As You I seek, I d.. |
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God, and her two boyfriendsA Story by trokanmariel33Each, of the three, would be a dance-gesture in front of the window. Each, of the three would be the window's "dance-gesture".The dance-gesture, whic.. |
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