Judgment's Seat

Before judgment's seat I'll someday stand, And there, for my life, I'll confess. I'll plead entry at the Father's right hand, And judgment will be just, not some guess. At mach speed, I'll live over my life, Remembering times of Satan's taunting. If during this time sinfulness is rife, "I'll be weighed in the balance and found wanting." "Every knee shall bow and tongue confess" Romans 14:11
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January 10, 2015 at 9:54 AM
Hi Tom: A beautiful and significant poem. At this age and time of my life, I have come to believe that God is like my Uncle Joe who found forgiveness in all my faults.
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