Which Is God's Word the Constitution Or the Bible

Which Is God’s Word?  The Constitution or the Bible?

This country is often becoming “delusional.”
Over the courts’ findings in what is “constitutional.”

Many look to the courts for what governs them.
But soon, this whole government will fail them!

Many try to interpret this paper for their way of living.
It’s the Bible, that their attention, they should be giving!

It’s only in the Bible, where we can find a Godly direction.
It’s his principles of life, that we need for correction!

It’s the word of God, that we need to trust and depend on!
God’s word should be the foundation for us to build on!

As America drifts farther into a wicked course.
It’s being torn apart by a very ungodly and evil force!

We need to read God’s word…  And daily apply it!
We need HIS word in our hearts…  And live by it!

The commandments of God were spoken by HIS voice.
We need to receive them!  It’s a God given choice!

God put his word into our hands for a purpose and goal!
They’re designed for the nourishment of man’s soul!

May you daily read God’s word and let it touch you!
It may be hard to believe, that God wants to bless you!

The words of God give true life and are 100% pure!
It’s only by his word, that our life can be secure!

God’s word is powerful!  And sharper than any sword!
Won’t you accept it?  And receive Jesus as lord?

Come one and all!  And receive the word of God today!
And be changed by the power 
of what HE has to say!

By Jim Pemberton   05/31/14
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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