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When we prefer the narrow gate And tire of busy highways We see the Kingdom come When the master is the servant And kneels to wash our feet We see the Kingdom come When the straggler is given preference And the first steps to the back We see the Kingdom come When we serve the poor, the hungry And take the stranger in We see the Kingdom come. When children are given pride of place And followed as an example We see the Kingdom come When brother and sister are reconciled While our offering is left to wait We see the Kingdom come When the temples are cleared of commerce And prayer takes it rightful place We see the Kingdom come When the Sabbath serves the worshipper Not the worshipper the Sabbath We see the Kingdom come When fragrant extravagance is applauded And noses put out if joint We see the Kingdom come When the Creator's light is lifted up And the Son is no longer hidden We see the Kingdom come
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Jul 7, 2018
Jul 7, 2018 at 9:31 AM UTC
Kingdom come
When we prefer the narrow gate And tire of busy highways We see the Kingdom come When the master is the servant And kneels to wash our feet We see the Kingdom come When the straggler is given preference And the first steps to the back We see the Kingdom come When we serve the poor, the hungry And take the stranger in We see the Kingdom come. When children are given pride of place And followed as an example We see the Kingdom come When brother and sister are reconciled While our offering is left to wait We see the Kingdom come When the temples are cleared of commerce And prayer takes it rightful place We see the Kingdom come When the Sabbath serves the worshipper Not the worshipper the Sabbath We see the Kingdom come When fragrant extravagance is applauded And noses put out if joint We see the Kingdom come When the Creator's light is lifted up And the Son is no longer hidden We see the Kingdom come
An old half finished poem from last year.
#kingdom#worship
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Jul 7, 2018
Jul 7, 2018 at 9:31 AM UTC
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