Scripture inspired poem.

inHisgripkim · Sep 19, 2006

The Foot Of The Throne

All things are possible if men but pray
And if God did but limit to a day,
The time in which He'd note the upward glance,
Or fix the place, or name the circumstance,
When, where or why petitions could be brought,
Their presence would at His feet be sought.

But since He hearteh prayer any time,
For anything, in any place, or clime,
Men lightly value heaven's choicest gift,
And all to seldom do their souls uplift
Pleading at the foot of the Throne of Grace.
~Unknown~

JPPT1974 · Sep 21, 2006

That picture with Jesus with the
Woman at the well it looks like is
Breathtaking my friend!
Keep up the good work!

PaladinWithGun2 · Sep 23, 2006

The shattered cities will rise again,
The martyred will once more stand,
The Beast defeated will be cast down
All Glory to the Son Of Man!

All the tears will be forgotten,
All voices will rise as one,
Praising as the night is torn,
Eclipsed by the Light of the Son.

Shawn Priest 9/22/06

inHisgripkim · Sep 23, 2006

PaladinWithGun2 said:
The shattered cities will rise again,
The martyred will once more stand,
The Beast defeated will be cast down
All Glory to the Son Of Man!

All the tears will be forgotten,
All voices will rise as one,
Praising as the night is torn,
Eclipsed by the Light of the Son.

Shawn Priest 9/22/06

Hi Brother Shawn!!!!
You really are a gifted writer and composer.

Godly love,
Sister Kim

PaladinWithGun2 · Sep 24, 2006

inHisgripkim said:
Hi Brother Shawn!!!!
You really are a gifted writer and composer.

Godly love,
Sister Kim

Thanks, sis.

Snow Angel · Sep 24, 2006

Who is He
Who is HE - From Genesis to Revelation
In Genesis, He is the seed of the woman.
In Exodus, He is the passover lamb.
In Leviticus, He is our high priest.
In Numbers, He is the pillar of cloud by day and fire by night.
In Deuteronomy, He is the prophet like unto Moses.
In Joshua, He is the captain of our salvation.
In Judges, He is our judge and lawgiver.
In Ruth, He is our kinsman redeemer.
In 1 & 2 Samuel, He is our trusted prophet.
In Kings and Chronicles, He is our reigning king.
In Ezra and Nehemiah, He is the rebuilder of the broken down walls of human life.
In Esther & Job, He is our ever-living redeemer.
In Psalms, He is our shepherd.
In Proverbs & Ecclesiastes, He is our wisdom.
In Song of Solomon, He is our lover and bridegroom.
In Isaiah, He is the prince of peace.
In Jeremiah, He is the righteous branch.
In Lamentations, He is our weeping prophet.
In Ezekiel, He is our wonderful four faced man.
In Daniel, He is the fourth man in life's firey furnace.
In Hosea, He is the faithful husband.
In Joel, He is the baptizer with the Holy Ghost and fire.
In Amos, He is our burden-bearer.
In Obadiah, He is the mighty to save.
In Johah, He is our great missionary.
In Micah, He is the messenger of beautiful feet.
In Nahum, He is the avenger of God's elect.
In Habakkuk, He is God's evangelist.
In Zephaniah, He is our Savior.
In Haggai, He is the restorer of God's lost heritage.
In Zechariah, He is the fountain opened in the house of David.
In Malachi, He is the sun of righteousness, rising with healing in His wings.
In Matthew, He is the Messiah.
In Mark, He is the wonder worker.
In Luke, He is the son of man.
In John, He is the Son of God.
In Acts, He is the Holy Ghost.
In Romans, He is our justifier.
In 1 & 2 Corinthians, He is our santifier.
In Galatians, He is our redeemer.
In Ephesians, He is the Christ of unsearchable riches.
In Philippians, He is the God who supplies all our needs.
In Colossians, He is the fullness of God, bodily.
In 1 & 2 Thessalonians, He is our coming king.
In 1 & 2 Timothy, He is our mediator between God and man.
In Titus, He is our faithful pastor.
In Philemon, He is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother.
In Hebrews, He is the blood of the everlasting covenant.
In James, He is our great physician.
In 1 & 2 Peter, He is our chief shepherd.
In 1, 2 & 3 John, He is love.
In Jude, He is the Lord coming with ten thousands of His saints.
In Revelation, He is the KING OF KINGS AND THE LORD OF LORDS!

Author unknown

Snow Angel · Sep 24, 2006

PaladinWithGun2 said:
The shattered cities will rise again,
The martyred will once more stand,
The Beast defeated will be cast down
All Glory to the Son Of Man!

All the tears will be forgotten,
All voices will rise as one,
Praising as the night is torn,
Eclipsed by the Light of the Son.

Shawn Priest 9/22/06

This is great, you should have your poems Published?

PaladinWithGun2 · Sep 24, 2006

Snow Angel said:
This is great, you should have your poems Published?

Thanks for the praise. No, I'm not published. Not sure I need another source of rejection, lol.

Shawn

JesusCovered · Sep 24, 2006

inHisgripkim said:
Quietness

"Be still and know that I am God,"
That I who made and gave thee life
Will lead thy faltering steps aright;
That I who see each sparrow's fall
Will hear and heed thy earnest call.
I am God.

"Be still and know that I am God,"
When aching burdens crush thy heart,
Then know I form thee for thy part
And purpose in the plan I hold.
Trust in God.

"Be still and know that I am God,"
Who made the atom's tiny span
And set it moving to My plan,
That I who guide the stars above
Will guide and keep thee in My love.
Be thou still.

~Doran~

Beautiful

inHisgripkim · Sep 25, 2006

She hath done what she could
(Mark 14:8)

Little-Big Things

Lord, let me do the little things
Which may fall to my lot;
Those little inconspicuous ones
By others oft forgot.

If, like the Master, I can give
Myself for those I love,
Rich joy and peace shall come to me,
Sweet rest in heaven above.

I know not when the day shall close,
But when life's curfew rings,
I want my Lord to find me then
Still doing kindly things.
~Unknown Author~

Little Random Acts of Kindness:

A young woman went through the grocery check-out, but did not have enough money to pay for her purchase. I watched an older woman next in line reach into her wallet and pull out a couple extra bills which she then gave to the young woman for the outstanding balance.

inHisgripkim · Sep 25, 2006

PaladinWithGun2 said:
Thanks for the praise. No, I'm not published. Not sure I need another source of rejection, lol.

Shawn

"Humbug!"

PaladinWithGun2 · Sep 25, 2006

inHisgripkim said:
She hath done what she could
(Mark 14:8)

Little-Big Things

Lord, let me do the little things
Which may fall to my lot;
Those little inconspicuous ones
By others oft forgot.

If, like the Master, I can give
Myself for those I love,
Rich joy and peace shall come to me,
Sweet rest in heaven above.

I know not when the day shall close,
But when life's curfew rings,
I want my Lord to find me then
Still doing kindly things.
~Unknown Author~

Little Random Acts of Kindness:

A young woman went through the grocery check-out, but did not have enough money to pay for her purchase. I watched an older woman next in line reach into her wallet and pull out a couple extra bills which she then gave to the young woman for the outstanding balance.

In 1974, our whole family was crammed into an Oldsmobile for the move from california to Arizona. At 11a.m. on July 12, the engine blew 273 miles from Tucson (I knew this because the sign taunted me for two days). With little money and no hope close by, my stepdad had no choice but to hitch to Yuma where a friend could get us a ride home. That left my mom and six kids sitting in a car for 18 hours. Strangers helped on both sides of this trial - my stepdad got almost nonstop rides to Yuma, and we were given water from people stopping by. When we told folks we couldn't repay their generosity, they told us to pass it on.

In May 1994, I was just out of the Army and heading to south Texas when I passed a disabled car on the highway. The driver was a young Marine still in uniform and his wife and newborn child. I turned around, got them a wrecker and a motel room out of my discharge money. When the Marine tried to get my address to repay me as he could, I told him words that I'm sure have the Lord's approval: Just pass it on.

God's given us a wallet without a bottom or credit limit. In it is abounding love, meant to be given freely and joyfully to the people in our lives, all of them. So, if you feel loved today, by all means, pass it on.

Shawn

inHisgripkim · Sep 25, 2006

PaladinWithGun2 said:
In 1974, our whole family was crammed into an Oldsmobile for the move from california to Arizona. At 11a.m. on July 12, the engine blew 273 miles from Tucson (I knew this because the sign taunted me for two days). With little money and no hope close by, my stepdad had no choice but to hitch to Yuma where a friend could get us a ride home. That left my mom and six kids sitting in a car for 18 hours. Strangers helped on both sides of this trial - my stepdad got almost nonstop rides to Yuma, and we were given water from people stopping by. When we told folks we couldn't repay their generosity, they told us to pass it on.

In May 1994, I was just out of the Army and heading to south Texas when I passed a disabled car on the highway. The driver was a young Marine still in uniform and his wife and newborn child. I turned around, got them a wrecker and a motel room out of my discharge money. When the Marine tried to get my address to repay me as he could, I told him words that I'm sure have the Lord's approval: Just pass it on.

God's given us a wallet without a bottom or credit limit. In it is abounding love, meant to be given freely and joyfully to the people in our lives, all of them. So, if you feel loved today, by all means, pass it on.

Shawn

. . . . .

By the way, you do know this older woman who pulled out those extra bills!!!

Do you remember those childhood days in elementary school? In every class there was always a loner, who was not well accepted by the rest of the class for some silly thing. The glasses or the clothes they wore or just the uniqueness of their looks scared off the other children. Some were labeled odd. Well. . .I was the child who would befriend the rejected. Though they appeared different to me at first, they became utterly beautiful to me as time moved forward and I got to know their heart and soul. The first outcast I befriended was in kindergarden. I was five years old.

JPPT1974 · Sep 25, 2006

Jesus came on this earth
To pay the price for us
So that we wouldn't have to pay
And that He did it all for us
And our sins and to save us
From eternal separation from Him
But also from heaven
So that we can be in heaven with Him
On that glorious day when He will come back again

Know that it isn't the best poem but I sure
Tried to give it a shot
Hope that you like it!

inHisgripkim · Sep 25, 2006

Blessed Hands

The Lord looked down from the heavenly place,
And searched the whole world through
For those who were working in love for Him,
And he found but very few.
Said the Lord: "They shall labor not in vain
Though the earth is dark with woe,
I will strengthen the hands of them that toil,
I will bless the fields they sow."
~Bertha D. Martain~

The Life That Counts

The life that counts must hopeful be,
in darkest night make melody.
Must wait the dawn on bended knee--
This is the life that counts.

The life that counts is linked with God.
And turns not from the cross--the rod,
But walks with joy where Jesus trod--
This is the life that counts.
~Pjc. Elbridge Walker~

JesusCovered · Sep 25, 2006

PaladinWithGun2 said:
In 1974, our whole family was crammed into an Oldsmobile for the move from california to Arizona. At 11a.m. on July 12, the engine blew 273 miles from Tucson (I knew this because the sign taunted me for two days). With little money and no hope close by, my stepdad had no choice but to hitch to Yuma where a friend could get us a ride home. That left my mom and six kids sitting in a car for 18 hours. Strangers helped on both sides of this trial - my stepdad got almost nonstop rides to Yuma, and we were given water from people stopping by. When we told folks we couldn't repay their generosity, they told us to pass it on.

In May 1994, I was just out of the Army and heading to south Texas when I passed a disabled car on the highway. The driver was a young Marine still in uniform and his wife and newborn child. I turned around, got them a wrecker and a motel room out of my discharge money. When the Marine tried to get my address to repay me as he could, I told him words that I'm sure have the Lord's approval: Just pass it on.

God's given us a wallet without a bottom or credit limit. In it is abounding love, meant to be given freely and joyfully to the people in our lives, all of them. So, if you feel loved today, by all means, pass it on.

Shawn

inHisgripkim · Sep 25, 2006

JPPT1974 said:
Jesus came on this earth
To pay the price for us
So that we wouldn't have to pay
And that He did it all for us
And our sins and to save us
From eternal separation from Him
But also from heaven
So that we can be in heaven with Him
On that glorious day when He will come back again

Know that it isn't the best poem but I sure
Tried to give it a shot

Hope that you like it!

JPPT -- I like you. I really like you.

JPPT1974 · Sep 25, 2006

inHisgripkim said:
Blessed Hands

The Lord looked down from the heavenly place,
And searched the whole world through
For those who were working in love for Him,
And he found but very few.
Said the Lord: "They shall labor not in vain
Though the earth is dark with woe,
I will strengthen the hands of them that toil,
I will bless the fields they sow."
~Bertha D. Martain~

The Life That Counts

The life that counts must hopeful be,
in darkest night make melody.
Must wait the dawn on bended knee--
This is the life that counts.

The life that counts is linked with God.
And turns not from the cross--the rod,
But walks with joy where Jesus trod--
This is the life that counts.
~Pjc. Elbridge Walker~

JPPT1974 · Sep 25, 2006

inHisgripkim said:
Blessed Hands

The Lord looked down from the heavenly place,
And searched the whole world through
For those who were working in love for Him,
And he found but very few.
Said the Lord: "They shall labor not in vain
Though the earth is dark with woe,
I will strengthen the hands of them that toil,
I will bless the fields they sow."
~Bertha D. Martain~

The Life That Counts

The life that counts must hopeful be,
in darkest night make melody.
Must wait the dawn on bended knee--
This is the life that counts.

The life that counts is linked with God.
And turns not from the cross--the rod,
But walks with joy where Jesus trod--
This is the life that counts.
~Pjc. Elbridge Walker~

JPPT1974 · Sep 25, 2006

inHisgripkim said:
Blessed Hands

The Lord looked down from the heavenly place,
And searched the whole world through
For those who were working in love for Him,
And he found but very few.
Said the Lord: "They shall labor not in vain
Though the earth is dark with woe,
I will strengthen the hands of them that toil,
I will bless the fields they sow."
~Bertha D. Martain~

The Life That Counts

The life that counts must hopeful be,
in darkest night make melody.
Must wait the dawn on bended knee--
This is the life that counts.

The life that counts is linked with God.
And turns not from the cross--the rod,
But walks with joy where Jesus trod--
This is the life that counts.
~Pjc. Elbridge Walker~

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