Tune: Regent Square
('Light's abode, celestial Salem')
1 Thessalonians 4 v.14-18
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If we believe that Jesus died
And rose again, not denied
Even so them which also sleep* (*have died)
In Jesus, God will them keep
And bring with Jesus when He comes
We which are alive and remain
'Til the Lord does come again
We shall not precede them who died
But the Lord He shall provide
That He shall descend from heaven
With shout, archangel's voice then
To take His saved people home
And the trumpet of God shall sound
The dead in Christ shall be found
In Him, and then they shall rise first
In that glorious victory burst
Then we which are alive, remain
Shall meet loved ones once again
For we shall be caught up in clouds
With them, God's presence enshrouds
And shall meet the Lord in the air
And His blessings ever share
We shall be with Him for ever
Comfort that ceases never
- Author: orchidee ( Offline)
- Published: August 15th, 2024 02:32
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 8.7.8.7.8.7.
- Category: Spiritual
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Comments6
What a wonderful thought, to be reunited with our dearly departed. I am going to hang on to that thought Orchi. Happy Thursday.
Thanks Cassie.
I like the idea of a reunion .. I am also a firm believer in reincarnation .. just wondering what you did to come back as a ferret or whatever you are ..
Thanks N. I'm not into reincarnation myself, though I could come back as a guinea pig or ferret, If I believed in it. lol.
Great write Orchi but as ror me. After they plant me in the ground I don't want a second time around. So when the rapture comes to town don't hand me no angel gown, just leave me planted face down.
Thanks SB. And yet one said 'Oohh, will I like heaven?' A reply could be 'Yep, you sure will!'
Who said that? You, originally?! Sounds like poetic lines from someone - After they plant me..... etc.
Good write
Thanks M.
Good write Orchi,
(Yay, I can reply with a normal comment!!)
Thanks M. Time for another daft comment from me soon, I expect. lol.
Good one Orchi.
Thanks Gold.
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