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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Almighty God, the supreme Father above assures me, through Scriptures’ precepts, His divine affection affirming His marvelous vibrant love’s abundance always at work to grant pardon absolutely and assuage my guilt-caused anguish* as I confess my iniquities, spiritually atrocious… along my heart’s repentant acquiescence. Asserting His grace, at all times amazing Author of my faith awakens me against arrogance-attack accommodating me around His fellowship’s altar auspicious --- according to sovereign mercy’s assistance available to absolve my sin-wages’ affliction already paid by Christ’s blood of efficacious atonement... …acquitting me from eternal condemnation toward heavenly abode. Alertly apprehended against selfish appetency admonished soul of mine, accepting adversities' alarms asks forgiveness after ardent admission aware of worldly enticements that grievously allure amidst appeasing ephemeral affinities, carnally awry; abiding now in His will, I adore God, appreciating Him, gratefully awed… …ascending toward blissful service of faith-altitude. *Psalm119:143 Trouble and anguish have taken hold on me: yet thy (LORD’s) commandments are my delights. Free verse with alliteration October 26, 2019 3rd place, "Crazy A's" Poetry Contest Sponsored by John Hamilton; judged on 11/3/2019.
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