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Salvation Poem (short)

Here is a short little poem I wrote back in 2004 about salvation:

Heart of sin, without measure,
Thirst within, for secret treasure,
Cold and numb, life’s darkest plea:
“Jesus come, abide in me!”

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One Response to “Salvation Poem (short)”

  1. marvin crutchfield Says:
    May 6th, 2008 at 4:26 pm

    Jesus I thank you for being an emergency medical team
    because when God called You arrived on the scene
    When You got here You saw a complete and bloody mess
    but you said I want all my people to be blessed
    So You picked us up and put us in a ambulance
    and said I’ll give you many chances
    although you’ll face many struggles and pains
    just remember My blood is now in your veins
    It will keep you, even if your life is lost
    but the best part you’ll be reunited with our heavenly Boss
    and that’s something none of us really deserve
    but thank God for You Jesus that You were willing to serve
    because You died for a sinner just like me
    and with that I am grateful indeed

    poem called E.M.T
    by marvin crutchfield

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