God's In Charge

For us, He placed upon His son all our pain                                                                                                                  
For me and you, His only son was slain

He directs a path for the pouring rain                                                                                                                           He calms the sea, causing a refrain

He gives broad wings to the winds                                                                                                                                              He causes the earth on its axis to spine

He's in charge of the whole human race                                                                                                                             He sets billions of stars in their place

The history of the world is His Story
Let everything be done for His Glory

He bids us all to kneel and cease our fears
He embraces us with love, wipping away our tears

He demands silence, and the demons behave                                                                                                               He speaks commands to ocean waves

He makes the most coward souls brave                                                                                                                             He beckons weak ones from their caves
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Michael Avatar
January 5, 2018 at 6:56 AM
Completely correct...May God bless us to understand that no one would be left unloved...even though we may not see it...All blessings to you Curtis
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