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Poem Clothed in Human flesh Based on: Romans Chapter one The very first thing we need to know If we’re to understand, Why the God of all creation, Became a lowly man. It was God’s sovereignty For thus He planned it so To form a man from the dust of earth For fellowship, you know. He walked with man in the "cool of the day," In a garden that is called Eden He planted a tree in the midst thereof And to Adam, it was forbidden. This thing called sin is now a part Of the entire human race It was here, in His sovereignty In His plan to take our place. For He loved so much His handywork Yet sinful though we be For He knew from all eternity That He’d die upon a tree. So He clothed Himself in human flesh Too "Perfect" His Holy Law To fulfill its every precept For we were bound within its jaw. He freed us from the jawsof sin He took the sinner’s place And before the Law-justified And He gave to us His Grace. In all the "religions" devised by man Though noble they may be They may be right for this old world But not for eternity! |