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A Mending of a Heart

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                  It was two thousand years ago
                   when Jesus walked the earth.
                 He told man of His love for them.
                   Their Savior, Lord and King.

                He was the perfect lamb of God,
                     the ultimate sacrifice.
               He came to mend the broken heart
                     that Adam had destroyed.

                      In that garden long ago,
                              "Man ~ Died."

             Oh! How it must have broken God's heart
                        when Adam, he defied.
                 When Eve gave him the fruit to eat,
                 She said it would make them wise.

                     God put a curse on that snake.
                       He sent him to the ground.
                 He said, "One day I'll send someone."
                        to bring old Satan down.

                  He kept His word, and sent His Son,
                     who was crucified on that tree.
                     He took man's sins upon him.
                         He died for you and me.

                        On that blessed morning,
                        when Jesus, He did rise.
                           He mended the heart
                     between God and mankind.

                              Thank God!
                          Man! will survive.



                             5-07-20005

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Anil Deo January 26, 2022 at 10:25 AM It was Providential you use the singular fir GEART, sister Deb. Your last line reveals - by Spirit - God sees His Creation as one heart. That needs mending. Extension if Hus own heart? Returned to this, PTL

Gordon Mcconnell January 18, 2022 at 6:00 AM Inspiring writing Debra, really uplifting and leading us to the saviour of all our sins. God bless you, Gordon Debra L Brown January 20, 2022 at 10:29 PM I happy you enjoyed the poem Gordon. Blessings ~ Debra

Anil Deo January 17, 2022 at 12:50 AM Amen sis Debra. When the Bibles Genesis 3:15 hit me as a Messianic prophesy, I was ready to repent & change into a disciple (no cap) PTL Debra L Brown January 17, 2022 at 3:28 PM Thank for your comment. I'm happy you enjoyed the poem. Thanks for sharing your testimony of how you became a disciple. Blessings ! Debra

Valsa George January 16, 2022 at 12:40 AM "He took man's sins upon him. He died for you and me." Yes, indeed.... He suffered so much to save mankind ! A beautiful song of love...dear friend ! Debra L Brown January 16, 2022 at 1:47 PM Hello, Valsa. The account of Jesus' death on the cross has been repeated for centuries and never grows old. Thank you, my dear friend for your comment. Blessings ~ Debra

Victor Buhagiar January 16, 2022 at 12:32 AM I often think on Christ's suffering and the thought that I feel so cruel is that He sffered for ALL our sins, but so many do not profit from such salvation. That is why He sweated blood. Debra L Brown January 16, 2022 at 2:13 PM Hello! Victory, I enjoyed and agree with your comment. Jesus was also a human ( Son of Man). experiencing some human emotions? " Do you think that might have played into it also? I have often wonder "The sweating of Blood". Thanks for your comment. Blessings ~ Debra

Bill Baker January 15, 2022 at 4:54 PM Amen, Debra. Well written poem of Salvation. Blessings my friend, Bill Debra L Brown January 16, 2022 at 2:19 PM Thanks Bill for your encouragement. Blessings ~ Debra