Tune: Monks Gate
('He who would valiant be')
Revelation 21 v.1-4
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A new heaven and new earth
God shall bring to birth
John saw holy city
All new, bright it be
New Jerusalem, see
Descends from heaven free
As bride for her husband
There joys without end
God's people made citizens
Of heaven, He sends
His Son for our salvation
To Earth's each nation
This be our hope to come
Our everlasting home
With God for evermore
The eternal shore
And God's tabernacle be
His dwelling place, see
He with them shall e'er stay
Through perpetual day
And He shall with them be
From thence e'erlastingly
He shall be our God, we
E'er His people be
Old things, they shall pass away
All gone, we shall say
For God shall wipe away
All tears in that day
And there shall be no more
Death nor sorrow, 'tis sure
Nor crying, no more pain
Only good remain
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Author:
orchidee (
Offline) - Published: October 22nd, 2023 02:07
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 6.5.6.5. 6.5.6.5. In some churches the theme for today, Sunday, is 'Citizens of Heaven'.
- Category: Spiritual
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Comments3
Fantastic.
Thanks T.
To this , you pander Mr Case
As the songs goes- ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth?
Ohh I dunno! lol.
You do this well and that format strengthens w a structure that commands an ordered read that accents moments
The God thing makes me shrug as I question giving credit for a goof and balanced result of life as so indicated but that free will explanation just doesn’t cover what I think should be the accountability a Supreme Being must assume and feel calamity should be answered for and not just conveniently ignored and dealt with by rote and weak unsatisfying phrase It’s like a stent loving a child but enables
Thanks for looking in B.
You are such a gentleman
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