Tune: Rosefield
('Bread of heaven on thee we feed')
John 6 v.35-40
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I am the bread of life, true
Jesus says to us anew
They that come to Him shall ne'er
Hunger, His supply is there
For us to feed on, receive
Trusting in Him we believe
And they that believe they shall
Never thirst, for He a well
At which they may quench their thirst
Turn to Him in your need first
But He said unto those there
They not belive, not life share
All that Father to Hom gives
Shall come to Him, they shall live
They that come to Him He will
Welcome, bear to them no ill
Shall in no wise cast them out
Shall accept them, there no doubt
For He came down from heaven
Not to do His own will then
But the will of His Father
Who had sent Him that rather
Did He choose and did obey
Brought to us salvation's day
What will this be? That of all
The Father gives, they not fall
Father gives them to the Son
They not be lost, not e'en one
But be raised up at last day
So Secure and saved alway
And too Father's will it be
That every one which does see
The Son, and on Him believes
May e'erlasting life receive
And be raised up at last day
So it be in God's good way
- Author: orchidee ( Offline)
- Published: July 19th, 2020 02:07
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 7.7.7.7.7.7. metre. I am hoping to do a series on Jesus' 'I AM' statements in John's Gospel. Maybe an 'occasional series'.
- Category: Spiritual
- Views: 50
Comments4
Whatever the bread of life
white or seeded or brown
I am merely the crust
but please don't spread it around.
Thanks M. lol. Which bread does Miss Berles prefer?
Every time I read your writes orchidee the reading is the meat and the music is the dessert.
I have to say that the music along with them is especially right on. Don
Thanks Don.
You're some crusty bread for sure Orchidee. Watch out, the devil's got his toasting fork ready.
Is there any crumpet?
Thanks dusk. Oohh crumpet, lol - we'll be OK then.
Good write Orchi, but that bread was not there for me when Joyce was taken from me.
Andy
Thanks Gold. Yes, we can question it, when we read or write 'always in supply', etc - then it seems to fail when we are don't appear to be 'fed and watered'.
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