Disciples Discerning

orchidee



Tune: St James Air

('How lovely is your dwelling place')

John 13 v.31-35

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John's Gospel Series (15)

 

A while before His departure

Jesus, He did assure

His disciples, His mission to

All His Father's will do

 

They could not with Him go just then

But remained among men

A time later they would Him see

Risen Lord He would be

 

A new commandment did He give

Showed them the way to live

'Tis that we love one another

Whate'er sister, brother

 

To love as Jesus has us loved

We among His beloved

So that we love each other here

As He has loved us dear

 

By this shall all people, they shall

Know, and proclaim and tell

That we are Jesus' disciples

Love's hallmark each recalls

 

Thus people shall see believers

Givers and receivers

Speaking and living out Christ's love

Through His Spirit the dove

 

 

 

 

  • Author: orchidee (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 23rd, 2018 02:16
  • Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 8686 metre. I'm not one for Mormons beliefs - but good singing!
  • Category: Spiritual
  • Views: 12
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Comments3

  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    Thanks Uncle Steve ~ Love BJA to the 23rd Psalm ~ we used to sing it at School Assembly. Lovely Pictures of the USA in the Fall ~ I went a few years ago ~ AWESOME. WE regard the Mormons as UNORTHODOX ~ but they sure can sing ! Thanks for your POEM ~ uplifting as always !
    By this shall everybody know you are MY DISCIPLES ~ By the LOVE you share with each other ~ AMEN
    Yours as always ~ NEPHEW BRIAN !

    • orchidee

      Thanks B&A. Erm, another thing with Mormons. I didn't fancy a 3-hour session - 2 hours of study, then 1 hour of worship, with the Mormons. In our town anyway!

    • Goldfinch60

      The Spirit is always with us.

    • w c

      Another winner, Orchidee. Risen Lord He be.

      • orchidee

        Thanks w c.



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