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Just Believing

6/17/2018

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He put His finger on my soul
And called me by a different name
Then welcomed me home
Because, He said, I believed.

He told me His Son Jesus
Would call me sister mine
And a member of His temple I would be.
Of myself I was not
For to Him I belonged
Because, He said, I believed.

He created me from Love
And shed Blood to set me free
Then gave me Heaven
Because I believed.

What must I do, I asked my Father
To live my life with You
To show the world that forever
I am Yours?
What works should I work
Or miracles perform
So that those who see me
Are seeing You?

Child, He began, when will you understand
The love that you give
I gave to you.
In my house you’ll help your sister
And lend what your brother needs.
Whoever calls I promise
You will be there.
Don’t you know when I welcomed you
You took on all I AM
That before you asked you received?
I do not need your reasons
To give My gifts to you
I gave because you believed.
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9/28/2019 07:13:47 am

I am not pathetic. I don't even know exactly what exactly that word meant but I am 100% sure I am not like that. Kindness is never wrong. Forgiving people all the time is not being pathetic. It's called nothing but love and humility. Who are we not to be hurt? Who are we that no one will ever insult us? We are not someone who is overly special. People make mistakes. It's normal and none of us should complain. If one day we disappear, it shouldn't be because we didn't defend our selves. It's just the way things are.

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