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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Early in the morning Before the dew begins to dry I find myself discerning The wonders of my heart’s wealth, Jesus Christ, my greatest blessing As I read through a devotion Bending my ear toward His word I find myself determining The miracles untold – He has given Gifts, alive, from His Holy Spirit Belonging to the Son of all creation Listening to His grace awakening My heart and soul, my hope I find myself stronger than ever A soldier for the One who sanctifies Arising to delight in His kindness The everlasting peace, the light Reflecting on His promises, His grace and mercy always alive Within me, where He gives me peace Yearning for the joy that abides With those who listen to His words Feeling all the goodness within Because He gives such elation His love provides sweetest inspiration Whispering to the rain, to the pain Resounding words of love and faith His kindness amazes, and I praise Him With a heart that is alive Pouring out music that will survive Early in the morning, Just before dawn, as the silence Sings such a beautiful song, I reach out my heart to Him, believing He is the One I will never think of grieving! Ephesians 4:30 (KJV) 30 And grieve not the holy Spirit of God, whereby ye are sealed unto the day of redemption.
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