In the Way of the Storm
As the rain descended,
the floods came, the
Winds blew, and the stream beat vehemently upon a house; but
It fell not. It could not even be
Shaken because it was not founded upon the
Earth, but upon a Rock.
The foundation was laid deep, and the
Man who built the house dwelt safely for considering that the
Assaying would come, he heard and took precaution, and
Nothing of his household was lost.
But there was another man who seemed right in his way,
And the rain descended,
the wind blew, the
Floods came, and the stream beat vehemently upon his house, and at
Once, it fell: and great was the fall
Of it. It was laid upon the earth, and the
Labor that was labored in it was in vain.
It was built with no foundation ans was easily
Shaken by the violent winds and waters, so the
House, moved by the torrents, collapsed,
and destruction was the end of the
Man who built the house for considering not that the
Assaying would come; he heard and took not precautionm, and
Nothing was left of his household but ruin.
Copyright © Leon Stacey | Year Posted 2006
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