History Repeating Itself Inspired By Jesus To Save Iraq

Look at the bible
it was written as a rock thrown to the future
in case history repeated itself
and there was yet another religious war

here it is
in our presence
bullets and bombs
and enemies who have no reason to hate

send someone in there with a plan to slide
some signs
to get the women and children out of the arena of death
known as their village
that is under attack by evil
a satanic massacr of men hypnotised by demons

send someone in there
to lead them out
a stage an act a subtle plan of candle in the window 
church bells
and bakeries closing for the food for the road
for even jesus fed his followers a crumb a day

dont fall into that trap
plan and plan

history has repeated itself
jesus saw it
threw a rock into the future and is trying to tell us
we have to work together
get the innocent out
turn the war zone nightmare into a ghost town
and lead the refuges of the nightmare somewhere else

was no one listening to the gospel
the chines 
the indian
the jewish the german
all the bibles have prophecies to help mankind in the future
right now its english
put your plans in action instead of watching the innocent suffer
where is the love
 atree has a price
think of lumber and paper
a bird cost to catch it and put it in a zoo 
a human life is priceless

learn from jesus
lead them 
like a thief in the night
out of the nightmare
with a subtle plan when history repeats itself
and turn the nightmare to a ghost town
nothing more to fight over
an dthen the next religion can shine
Copyright © | Year Posted 2008

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