Gods Perfect Creation

God’s Perfect Creation In the beginning the Father and the Son Were revealed in all creation. Christ spread out the heavens above And laid the earth’s foundation. With His hands He hung the world in space And fashioned the flowers in the field. He filled the earth with such beauty That only a Creator’s mind could yield. He wrote the message of love On everything He created; All creation to last forever; Perfection its beauty stated. Every tree and shrub was made For a specific reason, But because sin entered Everything has its season. Every single flower Breathes its fragrance into the air. Its beauty unfolds from a tiny bud As our Creator does declare. The sun sheds its light on the day, So that our vegetation grows; Gives life to the many seeds That farmers water and sow. God in His infinite wisdom Created a place of beauty here. A place for mankind’s enjoyment, Such pleasure with God to share. But sin entered the garden And rebellion took a hold. Due to one wrong decision, This beautiful earth found death and mold. God’s Perfect Creation became tainted With sin and it miseries. Death touched every living creature And extended to the lakes and trees. Fear replaced peace and love And nakedness was found. What a disappointment for our Creator— The curse of sin spread all around! Copyright © Maureen LeFanue 2012 www.maureenlefanue.com
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February 7, 2012 at 2:31 PM
Got that one right..Those that have accepted Christ and have God's love in their heart are entirely different from the rest of the world..Enjoyed reading this afternoon..Sara
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