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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Warranted Pride (1) We sport garments of pride we feel self-righteous wearing, some lust for, some claim to deserve (by their action)! Who orchestrates merit by clothes worn outside? Should we advertise self (Gosh! How daring): bless giants with shoulders to stand on, the Vision that height can provide? In God’s leading, try end run, your judgment relinquish of others. Soul’s win is Christ’s apron, to vanquish real sin. Hi! Long Tooth May 23rd in 2020 Poet’s Notes: (1) Perhaps all pride is unwarranted in the end, even our pride that Christ died on the cross for our sin, the Apostle Paul, notwithstanding! Join me in trusting in Grace, even if God does not exist. This is the God we should all hope is real (is the true God), whatever is true! But I believe (in my faith as a Christian) that God’s Grace gets extended to all, that all sin is equal in God’s sight! There is no magic chant we can utter, no physical course of action that can save! Grace is everything! Hello! (Again!) Whatever you may believe, you are my brother, my sister in Christ’s redeeming blood! If your heart seeks the truth, then the kingdom of heaven is already yours. If not, then consider the possibility that perhaps what you think of now as unacceptable pain may genuinely be a hell of your own making.
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