Jesus, Stranger in the Manger

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    Jesus, Stranger in the Manger

    A BABY IS BORN FROM God to lead
    King Herod is afraid for his position
    He slaughters babies as his recourse
    To help disrupt God’s plan for His creation.

    Jesus – Stranger in the Manger

    THE SPIRIT OF Herod is evident today
    Through abortion, the unborn are killed
    We’re not relishing life freely given
    And the voice from the manger is stilled.

    Jesus – Stranger in the Manger

    IN HIS HOMETOWN of Nazareth
    It is there people turn their backs
    Not caring who He is, or the Word He gives
    Throwing insults and plans of attack

    Jesus, Stranger in the Manger

    IN JERUSALEM, the plans are made
    Stoning is the idea to implement
    Quenching this life so sacred
    To kill the Word that was Heavenly sent.

    Jesus – Stranger in the Manger

    THE U.N. GATHERS to promote harmony
    Nations who care for wars to cease
    Jesus is not a member – other gods are there,
    So, how can they possibly promote peace?

    Jesus, Stranger in the Manger

    IN THE BODY OF believers, prayer is there
    Yet, the blood of Christ not recognized
    No purification, cleansing, or protecting
    Covered over by a different disguise.

    Jesus, Stranger in the Manger

    HE HANGS ON the cross to die.
    No more does He have to roam
    For there is where He is known by all
    This is where, for many, He is home.

    So……. He remains………

    Jesus – Stranger in the Manger

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    MandyJ commented on Jesus, Stranger in the Manger

    05-24-2009

    Amen to that! Good poem. The world is so crazy today. It is only by turning to Jesus that we can become free.

    drewking commented on Jesus, Stranger in the Manger

    01-08-2009

    beautiful poem, so true...

    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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