Priesthood Poems | Examples


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The Priesthood

I am the Malkizedek, Priest of The Most High,
AHAYAH ASHAH AHAYAH,
I was brought forth before the sons of God,
to administer to The One whom resides in eternity,
created for a single purpose,
to expound the laws of light, truth, justice and love.
Made in secret as a divine tool,
that the One Creator might have one with whom,
to share the secrets of his heart,
His ALL POWERFUL NAME, laws of righteousness and deepest desires,
He wants nothing more than to love His children,
and for them to be happy and free.
Fashioned in mystery known only to Him,
in secret i have come, to expound His law.
Throughout the ages, since before time,
that his purpose might be realized.
For to Him nothing is impossible,
even the redemption of satan.
This is why He tested Job,
Job was an example that samael might learn and accept his fathers light and love.
And know this, all shall be redeemed,
this is The Fathers will,
and He is so great, He shall achieve it.
Jahshua is the Christ, He is the father Himself,
come in the body of a man,
to atone for the sins of mankind.
Blessed be the name of Ja.
AHAYAH ASHAH AHAYAH

Premium Member Priesthood of Jesus Christ

Father is how we call Friars and Catholic priests
On earth Jesus Christ is not a priest
He is a Priest forever according to King Melchizedek
People will die

Melchizedek is King of Salem
Melchizedek is a Priest of God
He is a Priest forever
Father Christ wants us to call Him Father Christ

United with Father Christ
The process of going to heaven
Father Christ is giving us a heads up
Father Christ is waiting for us

God wants us to call Jesus Father Christ
Jesus Christ is Father Christ

Premium Member When We Die-Jesus Priesthood

Jesus Christ is Father Christ
All people will grow old
Die
Will meet the High Priest forever, Father Christ

Jesus Christ is Father Christ
Jesus chose Christ after Father
We call “Father” the Friars or Priest as a reverence
After Father, Christ means Messiah, Father Christ

Father Christ is Jesus Christ
When we all passed away
We will meet Father Christ
As Eternal High Priest forever

Father Christ is Jesus Christ
Our Eternal High Priest forever


Premium Member Heavenly Priesthood of Jesus

We have such a High Priest
Who has taken his seat at the right hand
The throne of the Majesty in heaven
If then He were on earth, He would not be a priest

When we die
We should call Him Father Christ, as a respect
We would meet Father Christ, reverence to Him
He chose the name Christ, the Messiah

He wants me to propagate it
That Jesus Christ is a High Priest forever
Father is what we call the Friar’s and the priest
Father Christ is a High Priest forever


Jesus Christ is Father Christ
Jesus Christ is the High Priest forever

Priesthood As Victimhood

Priesthood as Victimhood

Like a child; childhood
dying for its favourite toy
so it is with priesthood
dying to attain joy

irrespective of how hard
to see own flowing blood
as long as it brings sanctity
from the Most Holy Trinity

a call of real diligence
to follow the High Priest 
Jesus par excellence
in the heavenly midst

who died on the Cross
torment, agony and pain
but that was not a loss
but a divine-real gain

hence a priest is a victim
through grace of ordination
as the ecclesiastical pilgrim
who knows his divine mission.

Drencho POET Loads.

Royal Priesthood

Boys in the hood; boys in the woods
Now you are of a Royal Priesthood.
Out of darkness into His marvelous light,
To Walk by Faith and not by sight.
And only by God is it understood;
How to change boys from the hood and woods,
To Men of a Royal Priesthood.


Premium Member A Royal Priesthood

We
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represent
God to people
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reborn-
represent
the people to
God

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