Virgin Birth
Virgin Birth
By: Tom Wright
12/04/2006
The manger scene and virgin birth
A savior was born as man, on earth.
His virgin birth was just the start
It took the cross to cleanse man’s heart.
He lived a life without sin or dross
For man giving himself upon the cross.
Then came the tomb for his laconic stay
But for three days there he would lay.
Then he arose as in prophecy was said
Ensuring man hope beyond the dead.
Man in his body to sin will slave
Christ gives us hope beyond the grave.
So repent ye sinner time is a brief spell
The option is ours, to choose Heaven or Hell!
Life in one way is like a parking meter
Where each on the edge of time will teeter
But coins by us can’t extend each hour
Our time is preset and beyond our power.
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