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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required It's a new year that fills promise in its skies Tell the spies to seek where the bird and the plane flies The Lord is now more evident to be seen Even as His Light seeks the lurking places of sin So when you see what you thought not possible in your land Seek more than ever before seen God's Hand Gone with the gone year are the fence-sitting days Some will be given over to their strays and others to Godly Stays The middle ground will be a divide abiding no man The movement and the heat is all in the plan Haven't you seen the calls to remember and to forget All aiming at your belief as their sole target Your open ears will be open to the truth and the lies As the splendours and sacrilege plays out before your eyes And you shall need Power to pass judgements I pray that for your calling's sake God gives you new garments For the times are evil going on to perilous But brighter unto the perfect day shall be the path of the righteous So abide thee under the Shadow of the Almighty Guard thine heart above all as your matter most weighty As the darkness swells, the light will be all there will be Willfully bow your knee way before the day of every knee Profess your Saviour Jesus Christ before men Even as you approach His stature to be among His brethren K. Muitherero
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