Bread Broken

orchidee



Tune: Alleluia, Dulce Carmen

('Lord. dismiss us with thy blessing'

= 'For the healing of the nations')

John 6 v.47-51

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Truly, truly, Jesus does say

Speaks unto us in this day

Who believes on Him, they life have

E'erlasting, He comes to save

He is the bread of life, he feeds

Us and attends to our needs

 

They of olden days manna ate

But none alive as of yet

Jesus is the bread which comes down

From heaven to each place, town

That we may eat of it, not die

Spiritual food, He be nigh

 

If anyone eats of this bread

They shall have life from the dead

Shall live for ever, the bread be

Jesus' flesh, His life, here see

He gives Himself for life of world* (*all people)

God's plan through Him is unfurled

 

This we recall in Communion

When we so partake, each one

Bread the symbol of His body

Wine symbol of His blood be

Crucified for our sins, risen

He the Saviour of all men* (*mankind)

  • Author: orchidee (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 4th, 2023 02:20
  • Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 8.7.8.7.8.7. I had a more colourful video somewhere, but mislaid it.
  • Category: Spiritual
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Comments4

  • orchidee

    If trying to find out: Manna - what dies it mean? the answer is: 'What is it?!'

  • Teddy.15

    Give me something more I'm starving lol 💖

    • orchidee

      Thanks Teddy. lol. I got jam too! Pop round for a pot of tea.

      • Teddy.15

        What a lovely idea!

      • 1 more comment

      • Neville



        oh dear .. never mind, sounds like your on a roll ..

        • orchidee

          Heehee thanks N.
          As I said to Teddy, KP gets the left-over stale bread. lol

        • Doggerel Dave

          So long as it was sourdough.......

          • orchidee

            Thanks D. Teddy's popping round for tea (see above). Pity she's in Italy, and I'm in the UK though. lol.



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