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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Here starts Christ’s journey Jesus enveloped in burning sand Starving and alone A snake slithered to Jesus Yaldabaoth whispered “Loved flower of the father If you’re truly that Tell the stone to become bread” But Jesus proclaimed “According to your very law In your very words Man shall not eat bread alone” Saklas showed the world His painting for Christ to see Saklas asserted “Treasured light from the bright sun If you’re truly that Accept these splendid kingdoms These are my making These are my authority Bow down to my tail Worship my lion’s face And these you will have For there is no god but me” But Jesus replied “Worship and serve God only” To mock the craftsman By reciting his own verse To worship one above him Remembering God above Samael just snarled Brought Jesus to the temple On the pinnacle Above Satan’s creation Samael shouted “Precious water from the lake If you’re truly that Fall like wisdom fell For you will be saved For my angels shall catch you For it’s in my psalm” But Christ’s closing reply was “Your prophet Moses Said Do not test the lord your god So by your own law I shall not quiver and trip So wisdom may rise” The lion headed serpent Who could not reply Slithered away on his earth Jesus left the burning sands
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