1 Corinthians 13 the Love Chapter
Though I may speak with the
tongues of angels and men…
Without God’s love, I am empty within.
I’d become as sounding brass
and a tinkling cymbal.
In God’s kingdom, I would not be instrumental.
Though I may have the gift of prophecy
and mysteries untold…
Without God’s love, I am just
simply growing old.
Though I may have the faith to move
a mighty mountain…
Without God’s love, I am simply
an “empty fountain.”
Though I may attempt to do
good and feed the poor…
Without God’s love, there’s nothing
worth living for!
His love suffers long, and is very patient and kind.
It is everlasting and will endure the test of time.
His love is not rude nor is easily provoked…
It doesn’t seek evil, nor is unequally yoked.
His love bears, hopes and endures all things.
It rejoices in whatever a good report brings.
It never fails, where prophecies and
knowledge shall pass away.
His love will encourage you in
what you do and say.
There remains faith, hope and a special
gift from above.
This is an eternal gift that we call his love.
Won’t you accept his gift and start believing?
This special gift… YOU too can be receiving!
By Jim Pemberton
Read 1 Cor. 13 1-8 and 13
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