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God Is God and I Am Man

God is God and I am man God made man from dirt and sand God made woman from mans side God gave woman for mans bride God gave them both a garden fair God gave it all but one tree that was there God said don't eat or you will die Satan came in and told woman a lie Woman chose to eat and then did man God locked the two out of that land Man tilled the earth and his garden he grew Woman was fruitful she bore two Cain was a farmer and his seconds he brought Able tended sheep and gave his best as one ought Cain for selfishness God chastised Able for faithfulness was rightouse in Gods eyes Cain let his jealousy stew and brew Abel his brother he viciously slew God saw mans sin grow by leaps and bounds God sent a flood to wash them from the ground God saved Noah and his family God saved some animals all that you see Noah built the ark and in they went Gods wrath poured out His anger he vent God put a rainbow in the sky God repented then promised to you and I Never will I flood the whole world again And on Gods oath you can depend Man again forgot who he was Man sinned as he pleased just because God He knew just what to do God sent His son for me and you Woman chose to obey the Lord God gave her His son and He she bore Christ was born the sinless man Christ stood where no mere man can Christ took our sin He took it all Christ let man take and beat Him raw Christ let man torture and nail Him to a cross Christ shed all of His blood so no one would be lost Christ gave His life and was laid in a borowed tomb Satan thought is was over man had met his doom Christ in three days from that tomb He came Man now had life from the lamb that was slain Christ lives forever triumphant and true Gods most preciouse gift for me and you

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