I think "we are the hands of God"
but look to see ungodly people
ignore the signs for acts of Grace.
I think they think "why help these people
who do not help themselves?"
and I speak not the will of Jesus,
But of economy and inability,
"guide the lost and care
for the helpless."
They question God's presence,
scoff "some Master Plan"
but you cannot blame God
when our people are starving,
for he has provided us with plenty
if we would only split it together.
Each unanswered trial
is a lesson for someone,
an opportunity to reach out
and correct others, teach others.
I look around and think
"He must have great faith in us,
to hear us use His name in vain,
and still trust us to help
the children in this world walk."
I look and do not ask
for a kneeling prayer,
but for God's hands
to be used united in peace.
6/3/14
edited 7/29/14
P. Propper
Jun 3, 2014
Jun 3, 2014 at 8:57 PM UTC
I think "we are the hands of God"
but look to see ungodly people
ignore the signs for acts of Grace.
I think they think "why help these people
who do not help themselves?"
and I speak not the will of Jesus,
But of economy and inability,
"guide the lost and care
for the helpless."
They question God's presence,
scoff "some Master Plan"
but you cannot blame God
when our people are starving,
for he has provided us with plenty
if we would only split it together.
Each unanswered trial
is a lesson for someone,
an opportunity to reach out
and correct others, teach others.
I look around and think
"He must have great faith in us,
to hear us use His name in vain,
and still trust us to help
the children in this world walk."
I look and do not ask
for a kneeling prayer,
but for God's hands
to be used united in peace.
6/3/14
edited 7/29/14
P. Propper
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