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The Spirit of Longsuffering

Oh, how I thought this life was a sentence, forbidden to serve, for this, my life-time. Concerned each day, outwith God's calm presence, that I was done for, gone, alone, and lame. And yet with time, its continued along, even through the darkest, it moves forward. And I am still here, trying to be strong, hour by hour, day by day, praising my Lord. Because this long suffering is a fruit, from that of God's own perfect Holy Ghost. For I have been destitute, near-death, mute, and yet through my pain, in Him, may I boast. So by His great strength, may I humbly kneel, and pray Lord, to come soon, and one day heal. 03.18.2024
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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