Psst…this is free verse; don’t expect it to rhyme.
He loved us even when we forsook Him
The King of Kings became lower than all
He gave up His glory for flesh
So we can give up our flesh for glory
He the One Righteous died for all wrong
He became cursed so we could be blessed
He gave up His Spirit so that we could receive Him
And by His stripes we all are healed
Because mankind fell, He was raised on the cross
He became sin so we could be pure
He became weak so we could be strong
He came from the Father so we could go to Him
He took our troubles so we could have peace
He knew our grief so we could have joy
He carried our burdens upon that cross
So we could lay all our burdens down
He brought us from darkness into light
From slavery to blessed freedom
Once without mercy, now having mercy
Not His people, now the people of Yah
He gives wisdom to the fools
He takes our sorrow, gives us joy
Our struggles He will make a victory
And gives us beauty for our dust
We were once orphans, now his children
Once full of grief, now ever rejoicing
Once without hope, without salvation
Now we have hope in Yeshua, our Savior
Once far from Father, but now very close
Once sinful, but now He’s our righteousness
When we die with Him, then we live
He died for me, now I live for Him
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-Scripture References-
Isaiah 53:4+5; 61:3
Jeremiah 33:16
Hosea 1:6+10; 2:1
John 3:14; 19:30
Romans 6:6+7
2 Corinthians 6:10
Galatians 3:13
Ephesians 2: 12, 13, 17, 18+22
1 Peter 2:9
1 John 4:10
Revelation 19:16
Faith, what a beautiful poem! I don’t know how you have so many new poems that are so fresh and beautiful and proclaim the Gospel so clearly! Great job!
Oh, it’s really not me. If the Father did not give me the creativity and the inspiration from his word, I wouldn’t be able to write any good poems.
I’m so glad you are enjoying the poems, and thanks so much for your comments!
Glad you put the disclaimer at the top. LOL
I enjoyed this free verse, but if I’m being honest, I think I am partial to your poetry (that rhymes). 🙂
Haha! I’m glad you liked it and yes, I prefer poetry that rhymes too. 😀