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Premium Member PRAISE BE TO GOD WHO ENABLES US TO HEARKEN UNTO HIS COMMANDMENTS

March 18 Praises to God Bible Meditations Based on Judges 3-5

Key Verse – Judges 3:4 And they were to prove Israel by them, to know whether they would hearken unto the commandments of the LORD, which he commanded their fathers by the hand of Moses.

PRAISE BE TO GOD WHO ENABLES US 
TO HEARKEN UNTO HIS COMMANDMENTS	

Praise be to God for enabling us to hearken 
unto His commandments to:
Strengthen our faith through His powerful Scriptures
Settle our faithfulness by His protective satisfaction
Spearhead our fervency for purposeful stewardship
Sanctify our focus midst persistent steadfastness
Stabilize our fellowship with prayer-seal

Judges 4:23 Praise be to the Lord Who 
subdues our sins as He: 
Prospers our service by His grace
Prevails against our selfishness and greed
Preserves our salvation along His guarding
Prevents our stumbling with His guidance
Proves our sincerity along our generosity
 
Judges 5:2 Praise be to the Saviour for avenging us while we:
Offer ourselves willingly to Him with love
Open ourselves wisely to His leadership
Order our steps watchfully for Bible-learning
Organize our plans willingly while to Him leaning  
Optimize our best winsomely for His glory with liberty.  Amen!

March 18, 2024


Premium Member My God, Thank You For Purging My Defilement

January 27 Scripture Meditations Based on Leviticus 21-24

Key Verse – Leviticus 21:1 And the LORD said unto Moses, Speak unto the priests the sons of Aaron, and say unto them, There shall none be defiled for the dead among his people.

MY GOD, THANK YOU FOR PURGING MY DEFILEMENT 

Thank You for purging my defilement caused by sinfulness
Which destroys me along personal weakness
Whenever I yield to instruments of unrighteousness…
Willingly now, I pursue after Your holiness.

Thank You for purging my defilement caused by haughtiness
Which mars me along ignorance and foolishness
Whenever I think highly of myself despite carnality’s unworthiness…
Worshipfully now, I submit to Your leadership’s faithfulness.

Thank You for purging my defilement caused by selfishness
Which drowns me along enticements of lustfulness
Whenever I succumb to vanities’ deceitfulness…
Wisely now, I come to Your throne of graciousness.

Thank You for purging my defilement caused by wickedness
Which tramples me along evil destructiveness
Whenever I fall to temptations’ perilousness…
Watchfully now, I depend on Your strength’s firmness.

Thank You for purging my defilement caused by worldliness
Which invites me along materialism’s nothingness
Whenever I covet earthly gains’ bountifulness…
Wearily now, I cling to Your divine care’s wealth-wellness.

Thank You for purging my defilement caused by filthiness
Which drives me along corruption’s fatal business
Whenever I immerse myself into pride’s saturating perverseness…
Winningly now, I desire You and delight in Your loving kindness.

January 27, 2022
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My God, Thank You For Enabling Me To Perform My Vow

February 1 Scripture Meditations Based on Numbers 15-18

Key Verse – Numbers 15:3 And will make an offering by fire unto the LORD, a burnt offering, or a sacrifice in performing a vow, or in a freewill offering, or in your solemn feasts, to make a sweet savour unto the LORD, of the herd, or of the flock.

MY GOD, THANK YOU FOR ENABLING ME TO PERFORM MY VOW
 
Thank You for enabling me to perform my vow unto You willingly
By Your command that directs me to sacrifice unto You personally…
My all is Yours; for You, dedicated devotedly--- 
Please accept me with my oblation, offered to You thankfully.

Thank You for enabling me to perform my vow unto You wisely
By Your truth that teaches me to seek You and Your kingdom firstly…
My desire is to prioritize You daily--- 
Please guide me to learn from You purposefully.

Thank You for enabling me to perform my vow unto You watchfully
By Your vision that enlightens me to choose Your will constantly…
My delight is to stay close with You blissfully--- 
Please enclose me within Your heart ceaselessly.

Thank You for enabling me to perform my vow unto You worthily
By Your holiness that purges me from sins immaculately…
My goal is to live for You righteously--- 
Please transform me toward Christ-likeness I beg earnestly.

Thank You for enabling me to perform my vow unto You worshipfully
By Your glory that welcomes me to praise You honourably…
My aim is to please You by faith acceptably--- 
Please correct me of my bad motives by Your compassion peacefully.

Thank You for enabling me to perform my vow unto You wholly
By Your strength that moves me to serve You gratefully…
My decision is to continue in Your work persistently--- 
Please keep me paying attention to Your presence faithfully.

February 1, 2022
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member HEART THAT FEARS THE LORD WHO IS THE BEGINNING OF WISDOM

July 15 Heart for God Bible Meditations Based on Proverbs 7-9

Key Verse – Proverbs 9:10 The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom: and the knowledge of the holy is understanding.

HEART THAT FEARS THE LORD WHO IS THE BEGINNING OF WISDOM

Our heart fears the Lord Who is the beginning of wisdom in our gratitude for Him worshipfully
By His glory that brightens us to exalt Him honourably
Midst our aim to please Him by faith acceptably 
As He corrects us of bad motives through His Word peacefully.

Our heart fears the Lord Who is the beginning of wisdom in our praise to Him winsomely
By His truth that teaches us to seek Him firstly
Midst our desire to prioritize Him daily 
As He guides us to learn from Him purposefully.

Our heart fears the Lord Who is the beginning of wisdom in our stewardship for Him worthily
By His holiness that purges us from sins completely
Midst our goal to live for Him righteously 
As He transforms us toward Christ-likeness we beg for earnestly.

Our heart fears the Lord Who is the beginning of wisdom in our labour for Him willingly
By His command that directs us to sacrifice personally
Midst our church involvement dedicated to Him devotedly 
As He accepts our work, offered to Him thankfully.

Our heart fears the Lord Who is the beginning of wisdom in our service for Him wholeheartedly
By His compassion that moves us to perform our vows sincerely
Midst our soulwinning endeavour for Him to bless graciously 
As He empowers us in sharing the Gospel continually.

Our heart fears the Lord Who is the beginning of wisdom in our waiting for Him watchfully
By His vision that enlightens us to choose His will constantly
Midst our delight to stay close with Him blissfully 
As He encloses us within His care ceaselessly.

Our heart fears the Lord Who is the beginning of wisdom in our prayer to Him wholly
By His assurance that moves us to call unto Him persistently
Midst our decision to continue in His ministry steadfastly 
As He keeps us abiding in His presence triumphantly.

July 15, 2026

Time Machine

In the midst of my sweet childhood days
I came across a gorgeous machine.
It was known by different names
But I called it my time machine.

A big roar, heard in the beginning
When I watchfully switched it to life.
I was in the middle of a battle
Fought around a century ago.

People, people running all around
Fighting without a reason I know.
Roars of victory and screams in fear
I failed to grasp their different tongue.

Back of horses, on the elephants
They fought a battle unlike to me.
Scenes of horror and bloodshed I saw
Closing my eyes I pressed the button.

Quiet different scenes I opened 
In a beautiful well-furnished room
Witnessing an intense private scene
The meaning I couldn't comprehend. 

It was surely in someone’s bedroom
Possibly a newly wedded one
Doing in light, should be in the dark
I changed the scene pressing the button.

Different images flashes in front
Again fallen to a battle field
Alien I was and alien it is
People around and the way they fight.

It was in a different planet
Rounding around a bright little star.
They are different and their weapons
Even the light different from us.

Then I decided to check the options
Of this marvelous magic machine.
It can crop centuries to an hour
And can extend an hour to a year.

It takes you to places in a blink
Even to somewhere outside the earth
To the new cities, towns or villages
And the deepest forest or the sea.

While I was admiring the machine
A clear loud rumble came from my back.
Not from the machine sitting in front
It was from the real world where I live.

‘Switch of the TV, go to your room
To complete the homework, remaining’
My father is strict and to be obeyed
But I will come back, dear time machine! 



Honorable Mention in STRAND SPECIAL 7 ,any form ,any theme Poetry Contest sponsored by Brian Strand


Premium Member Bat and Gat: Blueberry Rescue

Bat and Gat, on the porch, in the rain,
Lay in rest and surveyed their domain.
With it coming down hard,
Not much up in the yard
To keep hero cats entertained.

Then back at the edge of the woods,
Near the place where the old maple stood,
A mean-looking dog
Emerged from the fog
With his sidekick and up to no good.

Bat and Gat didn’t take it in stride;
Double-checking, kept eyes open wide.
The chickens were couped;
The goats were all grouped
With their guard dog right there by their side.

The two dogs were sniffing around,
But so far, no mischief was found.
Their sniffs were half-hearted
No real trouble started:
The rabbit fence there to confound.

All at once, it wasn’t so great 
For the kids had forgotten the gate!
The dogs were right there;
They gave Blue a scare.
As they tried to tear open her crate.

Guard dog Juno’s as big as a horse.
They’re cats; they avoid her, of course.
But with trouble begun,
They needed big guns
And she was a true fighting force!

A rescue plan was quickly hatched;
Gat slid open the goat pen gate latch.
Then, bounding, comes (you know!)
The giant dog Juno,
And now we had a fair match.

Guard dog Juno then did what she should:
She scared those mutts off pretty good.
With no help to avail,
Let out yelps and tucked tail,
And they bolted it back to woods.

Poor Blueberry was a bit shaken,
But Bat and Gat had not forsaken
Their hero cat roles.
Now Bat, watchfully strolls
While Gat's rainy day nap is taken!
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Abandoned Sneakers

ABANDONED SNEAKERS IN THE STREETS

As we walked watchfully along the way,
a pair of sneakers lay silently in the streets;
abandoned by flight or neglect.  Their soles
have lost their occupant: gone to who knows where.

We cannot know the life they once shared; 
for there are no footprints in the asphalt to trace
the path of their beginning nor the lonely journey's end;
neither is there a catalogue of exciting events experienced.

We will never know the lord and master
from whom they have been emancipated
to be left here only with the odor of memory:
an acquired anti-aromatic epitaph.

Swiftly strolling silently onward, we pondered
the sneakers’ seduced soul---rather than their sole.
One day this too, will be the fate of our shoes:
abandoned and left only with an acquired 
anti-aromatic odor of memory.
Form: Elegy

Premium Member The Stillness Continuum

Simply watchfully looking
Awareness self aware 
Waves rising & ebbing
As hidden desires declare

There is no one here
Cognition heightened remains
Vibration which draws near
Possibly an egoic stain

Is-ness of being-ness
A mist with no attribute
Save throb of blissfulness 
Is-ness prayerfully resolute

Any aspect within that sizes
Deluded thought interference 
Blocking divine surprises
Corrupting pristine innocence 

Dwelling in mind body form
A divine gift from the universe
Imbibing bliss magnetism warm
Without attempting to rehearse

Upon cessation of limited doing
As of our conditioned past
Simply watching doing nothing
Celebrating each pulse as our last

Orientation of agendalessness
Inner sentience wide awake 
Vibrancy in gentle blissfulness 
Divine blessings we partake

In stillness 

04-October-2020
Form: Rhyme

At the Feeder, January 18th

At The Feeder, January 18th

The fresh dusting of snow this morning
is now a lacy network of sparrow tracks
overwritten by the single trail 
of the marauding squirrel.  
The feeder has been frozen 
for two days, 
and the only way to feed the birds 
is to scatter seed on the snow. 
The black squirrel, 
shoulders hunched, 
slowly moves across the snowy plain, 
vacuuming up seed 
as he goes.  
His exhaled breath puffs the snow
as he creeps forward exposing more food.  
The mourning doves sit watchfully 
at a distance,
almost hypnotized by the action below,
timid, even amongst the sparrows.  
The sparrows flit about 
looking for an opportunity to land.
When one brave soul gets his feet on the ground, 
he is joined by the rest of the flock 
and the squirrel moves on 
with a look that says, 
“I was finished anyway.”
© Susan Linn  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Miracles

“The same came to Jesus by night, and said unto him, Rabbi, we know that thou art a teacher come from God: for no man can do these miracles that thou doest, except God be with him.”  John 3:2 of the King James Bible

Miracles indeed smite woe and sorrow
Since the Almighty ignites hopeful glow
Emancipating me from grievous doubts
Surely showing triumph for tomorrow.

Having been conquered by miracles’ bouts
My heart gladly worships with praise-filled shouts
Holding on to Christ’s assurance of grace
Hoisted for divine freedom from guilt-clouts.

Thanking God for miracles midst life’s race
My faith propels me well, strongly to face
Grim realities that shatter great dream
Guarded against pangs of torturous space. 

Tasting triumph due to miracles’ scream
My spirit trusts the Lord for service-beam 
Watchfully reaching-out to ease pain’s blow
Sharing blessings, along provision stream.

July 22, 2023
2nd place, "Writing Challenge - M Words" Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Constance La France; judged on 7/23/2023.
Form: Rubaiyat

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