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Profiling The Prophet
Contributed by
Lilly-Quill
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Thursday, 10th August 2006 @ 06:36:39 PM in AEST
Topic:
ChristianPoetry
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Truths circumference, in life, is between opposites of the whole.
In olden times prophets and seers were opposites, Im told.
Prophets are born, chosen, and destined to speak for God alone.
Fundamentally they are higher than kings with rarely a a throne.
Firehouse challengors of normalcy to bring about rightous change.
Guided on chequered boards so even nations are rearranged.
Gifted men, judges, set-up by a Holy God with no need for pension.
Challenging the base of cheap-grace void of agape's redemption.
Their mouth's a blazing-sword, before the Lord of Israel they stand.
Without a Bible, the spirit of Truth in them carries out Gods plan.
Using whirlwinds, fire stones, and His Spirit-wind, shaking each one.
Gods tool of fire against the chaff-wheat, His joy to them such fun.
They are fearlessly bold, challenging false gods who calm divinity.
Often hidden as Elijah, till commissioned for sovereigns posterity.
They warn and proclaim Gods power over fools mindsets of guile.
Prayer-walking, they breathe God's love and life for Wisdoms style.
Often reviled, persecuted, and misunderstood by evil, as also good.
Prophets are born not made; to society they can seem quite rude.
Power's in their veins as strategies are in their heads, gifted and led.
What a cost of obedience to shake nations, for such giftings misread.
Faith-quakers channel pure Love in alignment with God, to agree.
Uncertain of a bed, yet out of their mouth Gods Word is decreed~.
Prophets represent Gods will; they're the eyes of His people to see.
Theyre watchmen in high places wholl know you and your destiny.
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Lilly-Quill
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Re: Profiling The Prophet
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by emystar on
Saturday, 21st October 2006 @ 03:01:53 AM AEST
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Very strong write.
Great work.
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