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Premium Member PRAISE BE TO GOD FOR WARNING US AGAINST DECEIVERS

October 19 Praises to God Bible Meditations Based on Mark 13-14

Key Verse – Mark 13:5 And Jesus answering them began to say, Take heed lest any man deceive you. 

PRAISE BE TO GOD FOR WARNING US 
AGAINST DECEIVERS

Praise be to God for warning us against deceivers with their: 
Dishonest words 
Disgraceful ways
Disrespectful witness
Detrimental worldliness
Dysfunctional waywardness

Mark 13:32-37 Praise be to the Lord for
commanding us to be watchful while: 
Waiting actively for His arrival
Working abundantly by His affirmation
Wanting His approval along His assurance
Walking against arrogant and apathetic attitude
Withdrawing from abominations through His assistance

Mark 14:6 Praise be to the Saviour for
delighting in our good work wrought on Him:
Dearly with dedication by His divine design
Diligently with determination to His direction
Dutifully with dependence on His driving defense
Devotedly with decisiveness through His distinction
Determinedly with discipline and discretion from destruction. Amen!

October 19, 2024

Deceivers Are Free To Sleep Well

Hear the excuse of Deceivers 
For the suffered by Receivers:
We did not Awkward Force apply
To make them finally comply:
On them did not a thing impose,
None of men's resort to Rude Force:
A will to one hurry like horse...

And The Fool - Double Fool - just fell,
Right now with sore stories to tell;
They can't present in a nutshell...

Deceivers are free to sleep well

Winged Deceivers

The ones that call us are never heard

Calling on horses of wings like birds

Yelling out to call us home

Yet we ignore their vocal tone

It starts in slow and begins to grow

Goes out loud though supersonic 

Their calls to us are not ironic 

Call it fate or call it iconic

Answer while the chance is given

Whilst you take advantage of the life you're given

If you chose to ignore

The devil shall soon knock at your door

He rides upon a flaming horse trailing us to chose a course 

Pick and choose your path today

No souls will left left astray 

If you choose to live in a town of rot

The call from angels will soon be forgot 

If you the call from the angels is what you choose don't be fool by their golden noose


The Deceivers Play

The deceivers play with the receivers
The fakers are all the takers
The greedy abuse on the needy
The sheep are prey for the wolves to keep

Abortion a contortion of a fast fix
Killing for the willing just for kicks
Rape an escape for the twisted
The abandoned are underhanded and blacklisted

Love afloat on an Angel’s wing
As the earth does carousingly cry
The birds still joyfully sing
As the lachrymal watch us die

The heavens are full of laughter
When the saddened get never after
Rise you children of the dark
For it is time for you to embark.

A dust bowl for the rust soul
The care free shall stare and see
The huddled hurt within the cuddled dirt
For we must minister to the sinister.

Rhyme scheme...

1 Stanza...aa,bb,cc,dd
2 Stanza...aab,ccb,dde,ffe
3 Stanza...a,b,a,b
4 Stanza...a,a,b,b
5 Stanza...abab,cdcd,efef,gg


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Names of Famous Deceivers

The sea she loves you when you are young,
Her day has yet to come,
Galaxy feels her children into the night,
Feeling alright, feeling alright,
The wizard London,
A dirty old man,
Sky blue,
Now she's in all honesty blushing right now,
Autumn autumn,
How soft your tongue,
Suffer so slightly Endyminion,
Humble hubble your eyes full of tears,
Your worst fears,
Jupiter your size betray,
An interest in beauty,
Finally life the most deceitful of them all,
Killed a child with a smile.

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