BeholdTheDoule

  A friend wrote a ballad, and I added to her words. Enjoy   Danie’s Ballad: Sometimes I feel like: I'm engaged, waiting on my groom. As I change into my bridal gown, I get gussie up... I gaze out the window, in my dressing room, at the church.  I notice how in love I am and how I never want to go back to my single life! I see I'm a bit anxious to hurry and be married!! I then feel nervous about how deep my groom's love runs for me. A love I've never known!  I sit in front of a mirror to reflect on myself. I note that I'm ready, but I'm feeling little pre-marriage jitters! I begin to feel insecure.  Does He feel the same? What does He see in me?  Does He know how I feel? What will life be like in His constant embrace?  Then I stop, breathe, and relax! I'm waiting to get married, so there should be no doubt. I turn to my bridesmaid and ask, "How much longer?" She replies, "I do not know, but how joyous will you be patiently awaiting His arrival...

  Jasmine: Good Morning, sunshine! God: Good Morning, my sweet, sweet rose. Jasmine: I've been thinking about doctrines, seminary, and psychology.  God: Why? You are doing well. I am your teacher, and you are my student; this doesn't comprehend with your set will? Jasmine: Haha, Yes, it does. I was mentioning that since I been through with biochemical engineering and you took me out of church… God: Honey, Do you have a desire to pursue engineering or perhaps go to a church? Jasmine: NO NO! The thing you set in place is great. I just want to go to seminary to study biblical theology or get a job doing something engineering oriented. God: What if you can combine the two? Jasmine: Heck yeah, but how? God: (smiles) Well, What if you partook in a chemic multi-generational operation that brought a particular alien species and merged it with another, thus creating a new race (2 Corinthians 5:17; Galatians 3:28; Colossians 3:11; Ephesians 2:15)? I know that you don't like things un...

Luke 23:46 reads; And when Jesus had cried with a loud voice, He said, Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit and having said thus, He gave up the ghost. These were the very last words Jesus spoke on the cross. It was the 6th hour, and it was dark. As Jesus hung there on that cross, His body badly beaten, His hands stretched wide and nailed, His feet nailed together, depending on that cross with a crown of thorns had been smashed on His head.  A sign was posted on the cross that said King of the Jews. The pain that Jesus felt on that cross was great. Isaiah 53:5 says He was wounded for our transgressions; He was bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement for our peace was upon Him, and with His stripes, we are healed.  We hear what happened to him bodily.  In addition, Spiritually, Jesus carried the world's weight on His heart as He became sin for us. Jesus laid His body out as a slain lamb. All the sins of humanity were poured upon His head like the trash of a city...