The Miracle Catch

The Miracle Catch Luke 5:1-11 NIV Whilst Jesus stood in Peter’s boat He had other audiences on His mind. When He had delivered His sermon, He summoned Peter some fish to find. But Peter was disheartened For he had fished all night. His efforts brought forth nothing Except an empty net in sight. Peter obeyed the Master And launched his boat on Galilee. He also let down his net— A miracle of heaven to see! When the net filled to overflowing Peter knew this miracle was divine. He fell at the Saviour’s feet with an overwhelming sense, Of the Almighty’s power in this sign. Jesus simply said to Peter, “From henceforth you will catch men.” In this miracle Jesus showed the disciples Their provision came from heaven. The disciples were humble and unlearned, But Christ qualified them for His service. Faith was what they needed— The Creator could use each novice. The Miracle Catch on the Sea of Galilee, Showed the disciples the power of heaven. They were so astounded by this miracle, To the Savoir their lives were given. The greatest Miracle in this story Was not the number of fish caught, But the changed hearts of the disciples To leave their boats and fishing for ‘soul fish’ to be caught. Copyright © 2012 Maureen LeFanue www.maureenlefanue.com
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Dietrich Avatar
February 6, 2012 at 8:16 PM
It's great how you summed up the real meaning of what Jesus was teaching them that day, Maureen. I got to see the Sea of Galilee back in '74. And I was thinking of stories like this one when I looked on it.
Johnson Avatar
February 5, 2012 at 4:21 PM
A wonderful story boldly and truthfully retold. Maureen in answer to your comment. I am so sorry if you have missed out on true love, but my husband died so much too early at the age of forty-one. We had been married twenty one years. It was a total shock as he never had a sick day. Love, Joyce
Kendrick Avatar
February 5, 2012 at 3:46 PM
Very great story told in poetic form..I really like your style of work..Yes, it was like spring here today but I know winter is not over yet and that we will have some more cold days..Thanks for stopping by..Sara
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