Under the duress of the sacrificial Cross
and positioned between two thieves,
the culmination of grace for the World
was granted - via Jehovah’s heavenly reprieve.
Surrounded by the stench of death,
Christ uttered famous words of forgiveness;
enduring human suffocation with each dying breath,
His Light steadfastly opposed foreboding darkness.
His heart was forcefully punctured,
by a soldier’s upward, piercing blow.
Ripping the spear from the…
Posted on April 15, 2011 at 4:26pm
Man-made structures can’t last
against the blows of a spiritual blast.
As demonstrated at Jericho, walls tumbled down;
its destruction was truly inevitable!
For it was illegally stationed on holy ground.
Inside out, God moves on our heart from within;
subtly He motivates us to have Him purge our sin.
Against the barriers of our personal defense,
His Holy Spirit continually and lovingly flows,
easily overtaking our five,…
Posted on April 15, 2011 at 4:20pm
Posted on April 15, 2011 at 4:00pm
Heed this warning: Beware the Antichrist!
We know from Christ’s revelation to Man,
that the ‘End Times’ officially began in 1948
with Israel reclaiming their ancestral land.
Be aware and be not deceived.
For this evil soul shall rise up - from obscurity.
Out from the descendants of Dan
the World will take notice of Satan’s emissary.
Although the Antichrist should be easy to spot,
this individual will be viewed as ‘Heaven sent’;
for his…
Posted on February 22, 2011 at 1:40pm
On that fateful day of Pentecost,
power came down from on high.
For it originated with God’s presence
and His Kingdom, that’s far beyond our sky.
The ascension of Christ had been witnessed,
with Him clearly rising above the clouds;
He was no longer bound by planetary constraint
and the opinionated amazement of the crowd.
Upon the Earth, a violent breeze blew;
it brought forth…
Posted on December 26, 2010 at 11:58am
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Hi Joseph,
I really liked your poem ''Comes the rain''. It displays a profound sensitivity and intensity, which is what i mainly expect to receive when reading a poem.
As for the rest of your poems, there were two things that bothered me. One, that your message is too clear. When reading a poem, i like to be challenged. I don't want things to be too simple for me.
Second, whether it happens on a concious or a subconcious level, i get the impression that you insist a little too much on your opinions about religion. As a result, i feel more like i am reading a lecture than a poem.
I hope i did not offend you. You asked for feedback, and i tried to be as honest as possible.
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