This poem shows a different thought about the plagues
in the Book of Revelation.
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"MY TWO WITNESSES"
Though He place me in the Pits of Hell
I shall not care - That's where souls dwell
Openly I'll preach to them
And empty hell - the souls of men
I'll declare the wonders of his love
I'll shine a light in that Dark Place
Until they know - without a doubt
They have seen - The Saviours face
I've been sent hear on a mission
I'm not working on commission
Winning souls it's not my pastime
It's my full time - Great Commission
It's my purpose and I'm driven
I see all men - As Forgiven
And there's something down inside me
That just won't rest until they're free
I will seek and I'll compel them
I will implore them convincingly
As I boast of my salvation
And how Jesus made me free
I will run the race with vision
For I have been much forgiven
And I'll share the Grace and Mercy
That has been bestowed on me
And in this final hour
He will demonstrate his power
As the "King of Kings"
And "Lord of All" you see
He'll be with me in the prison
For to me the keys are given
To unlock the souls of men
And make them free
For I Am -- A Son with Power
I can make it Rain - Or Pour - or Shower
I can drench the Earth
Or stop the rain - you see
But I'm driven with a mission
I see all men as - "As Forgiven"
So I'm gonna -- Flood the Earth
With his Mercy
I've been given -- The power
To smite- The Earth -- You See
And if I so desire
I can plague it -- If I please
So I'm going to send a fire
And smite the souls of unbelief
I'm going to plague them with the truth
And I'll destroy their unbelief
I'm going to take the souls of men
And drench them - In His Love
Until I hear them -- Cry for Mercy
And I see them -- Turned to Blood
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Very interesting!
And food for thought!
The "two witnesses" are a mystery to me.. :Chinscratch: some good food for thought!
And I love the poem!