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From Jordan, past Mount Paran, to Gilead
Contributed by
Lilly-Quill
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Tuesday, 11th July 2006 @ 06:56:26 PM in AEST
Topic:
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Go up from chilly Deaths Jordan, past the biblical Mount Paran
Those whove covenanted, by Sacrifice, for the Promised Land
Terry not in that old muddy Jordan; flee from Deaths dark veil
Gods people are privileged, to victorys stand, His foes to assail
With a circumcised heart, slowly we ascend that muddy stream
Our eyes fixed on the Door-Way, and the Prize/Mark, his theme
Days of purging end; we're redeemed by the mighty King-Lamb
As the Law of her does bears the Man-child, who rules for I-AM
Out of Zion goes-forth God's Law; this Man-childs coming of age
Scenes of the day of the Lord, recompense now sets His stage
Christ in us, manifested Son, of his dynamous power to come
Sold-out ones, humbled in power, divinely yield to the Holy One
Abrahams blessing be upon you, for Paran is now Mecca today
South of Sinai of Egypt, then; God still delivers- come what may
Now at His abode, feeding on Carmel, and satiated on Mt. Gilead
For Benjamins tribe will take possession over rulership gone bad
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Re: From Jordan, past Mount Paran, to Gilead
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by emystar on
Tuesday, 11th July 2006 @ 11:24:52 PM AEST
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Very interesting, thought provoking write.
huggs,
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Re: From Jordan, past Mount Paran, to Gilead
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by Lionel on
Saturday, 15th July 2006 @ 04:43:50 PM AEST
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Excellent poem. I must read more.
PS. Read my poem, " The Consolation of Israel", or, " With Good Purpose.
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