No Ones Power Is Greater Than God's

God doesn't want this,
To happen to anyone again,
He's going to hit you,
For all of your sin,
You won't have what,
You have abused,
It's a matter of time,
And God's going to make,
You loose,
Believing you are right,
For what you are doing,
Is not going to change,
Your life out of ruin,
You can't ruin lives,
And take away freedom,
And make someone sick,
From all you are doing,
For those of you,
Who believe it's o.k.,
You've even heard God,
And what he did say,
Give Debbie her life back,
Or God will destroy you,
Believing that you are more powerful than God,
It's what's undermining your power to begin with,
It's God who gives power,
And he who takes it away,
Even Julius Ceasar,
Found out the hard way.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Loving Iii Avatar
April 13, 2009 at 4:27 PM
sounds bitter, but pray for those who dispise you, love your enemies, and pass this test for it too will pass. john h loving iii
Chircop Avatar
April 9, 2009 at 2:48 PM
no one is as powerful as God,it can never be,and its bad if we use power that God gives us in a bad way,people in power can make this world a haven if the want too-great poetry my friend,nice message here-charma
Christian Avatar
April 9, 2009 at 2:40 AM
what a powerful poem,it's sad when others think they are powerful when really they are not, the person in this poem will be knocked down a peg or two or even six unless they repent from all w rong and say that they are sorry. they not as powerful as they may sink, when the Lord returns thats the day that people like that will surley sink, glub glub glub right into the fires of hell. God bless from diane
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