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The Fustigation of Elmer Middlewood
With fustigation to amelioration We are led by The Law to The Gospel And in turn The Gospel demands we keep The Law No epistle of straw, there’s room in the hostel (Because God’s style to the world is hostile) We are led by the Spirit To learn to endear it Endear what? Is a sinful recitation Learning to serve others in convocation (God calls us and overhauls us Whether one by one and together) How do we inherit eternal life? By loving our neighbor as serving kin Who is our neighbor? The one without (as in not having and not within) The fustigation of Jesus Christ Begs our amelioration of a fustigated life And if a cruciform life is led There must be blood, sweat and tears shed in stead (Or instead of the evil in tow as is led here below) Life is hard, there’s no doubt about it Jesus’ words touted and shouted from the Cross But serendipitously (and graciously) When we lose, we don’t count it as loss Are you willing to look like a hypocrite to the world without? Are you willing to look at the hypocrite within? (As He lived and then hung betwixt two of us) Jesus took on this struggle without committing a sin
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