Imagine

ForeverJesus7

Imagine a thirty-three year old man,

who knew no sin.

Imagine throughout his whole life,

he knew his days were numbered,

that he would one day die on a cross,

for a bunch of ungrateful people.

Now imagine his final hours.

He knew one of his people would betray him.

When the soldiers came to arrest him,

all of his friends ran and left him.

Imagine the disciple,

who always bragged about being closest to Jesus,

denying him three times.

Now let me fast forward a bit.

Imagine being forced to carry,

your own shovel to your grave,

as Christ carried his cross,

to the top of a hill.

Imagine a weak, beaten, man,

hanging on a cross left to bleed to death.

As the thirty-three year old man,

who knew no sin was dying,

all the world's imperfections,

were place on his shoulders.

For a split second,

all the sins of the world,

were being transferred to one person.

He did this because loved us-

people whom he had never even met.

Now ask yourself.

Can I imagine my friend,

ever doing that for me?

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Author: Dion P. Crown (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 30th, 2018 04:58
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 12
  • User favorite of this poem: marlenawood.
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Comments3

  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    So I'll cherish the Old Rugged Cross
    'Til my trophies at last i lay down
    I will cling to the Old Rugged Cross
    And exchange it some day for a CROWN

    Thanks FRIEND for reminding us
    on GOOD FRIDAY of all that JESUS
    did for us in His Life and for dying
    for us on the CROSS ~ And JESUS
    is our Representative in HEAVEN
    24/7 ~ AMEN !

    Yours BRIAN ~ Please check my
    My POEM ~ WHY ? and my FUSION
    "What does Easter mean to You ?"

  • orchidee

    A fine write Forever.

  • marlenawood

    Absolutely beautiful I love this piece

    • ForeverJesus7

      Thank you. I great for you comments and I am glad you liked it.
      Persistence is key



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