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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Oh, I I will I will try and do my best; While allowing God to do the best; He's my provider; And my guider, He's better to me than I've been to myself; The Lord came to me in a vision and He said; "Wayward brother(sister) don't you worry your self; And don't you wonder and fall while you wait; The things you're going through, in the long run shall make you strong and great; for I will refresh the weary and satisfy the faint; Please allow me to call all, let's not wait; I AM the GREAT AND ALL I AM; Don't you be late; My angels beacon you all at heavens gate; And once and for all you'll receive the call; Open your heart and let's relate." For I will For I will I will refresh the weary and satisfy satisfy I will refresh the weary and satisfy the faint; My child shall await your appointed time; And then, only then I'll see you at heavens gate; Now I know that you maybe only; Only, trying to right those wrongs you've done; But it's now or never leave those things; Those bad choice decisions alone; And I will come into the body; and not just to satisfy the soul; Just wanna let you know I will cleanse you of all injustices and leave you whole; whole I will refresh the weary and satisfy the faint; I will never leave you or call you inadequate; I will refresh the weary and satisfy the faint forevermore (Derided from Jeremiah 31:25 ) Written by James Edward Lee Sr July 31 2007(c) (From "More Than An Apple Tree")
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