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Even though, this poem was written for a particular individual
?that my husband and I knew, I believe that it can inspire 
many others.  God bless.

Billy The Conqueror

Historians will tell you tales about William the Conqueror in times of old
and how he made for himself a terrifying yet interesting name,
but the King of all Creation has so named Billy the Conqueror
because of his Heavenly fame.

We need but to go back in time when this “white haired” kid
terrorized the devil in the times of his troubled youth,
and how satan, himself tried to destroy this lad by many methods
but not one of them could bring about its due.

This modern day conqueror is a picture also of King David
the victorious warrior of old, 
though he might not be killing human giants, bears or lions
but by the word of his mouth he is still just as bold.

Yet at one point in his life, he chose another route
and he had strayed from his precious Heavenly call,
but the Hound of Heaven wrestled him much like Jacob
and changed his name from rebel to conqueror but still that is not all

For his latest assignment, you will find Billy arrayed in his battle fatigues
for he has begun a brand new campaign, 
calling, forewarning and arming choice soldiers for their posts
to be stationed around all parts of our country again!

This “final” campaign we believe is all that is left
for Conqueror’s like Billy to fight,
for when this mighty harvest is through
the Bridegroom will descend with a shout and the Bride and all His conquerors will take off for their Heavenly flight.

Written by:  Marilyn S. Jennings
April 13, 2000

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