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His Holiness Demands Silent Awe -Habakkuk 2: 20

The sovereign Lord is in His holy temple reigning there over all the earth the people of this world need be quiet for this God brings about their birth This God is the Lord of all eternity full of glory, majesty and perfect love all His subjects require to be in awe in the presence of this Lord from above What glory descends from His throne showing Himself so magnificently pure such purity that man can't describe the minds blown completely to be sure All people's living upon this world should recognise His will for them so be silent before His very presence this He calls for among all men This is God eternal has even been His face no one has never seen the holy scriptures tell us this so be sure His love you never miss (''But the Lord is in his holy temple; let all the earth keep silence before him.”) Habakkuk 2: 20 (ESV)

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Date: 10/31/2018 12:06:00 AM
Hi Gordon, You poems leave me in awe! I am a believer and have faith and have got my honours degree in the spirituality of the new Testament but i still can't profess to have these profound steadfast thoughts that you have. I wish I could and want to, I love your poems. Kindest regards, jennifer.
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Gordon Mcconnell
Date: 10/31/2018 4:31:00 AM
Thanks Jennifer, Glad you love my poems as this makes me very glad and find it truly humbling from such a fine crafted poet like yourself. Truly have a blessed day, Gordon
Date: 10/29/2018 12:43:00 PM
Praise the Lord...It will be as written...Peace and love will be our glory....All the best Gordon
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Gordon Mcconnell
Date: 10/29/2018 1:11:00 PM
Thanks Artulo, indeed we can PTL, glad you liked it, have a blessed day, Gordon

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