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In the parable of the sower, didn't he just throw it everywhere? I mean, it's ok for poetry to be off on it's own, but you seem to have a practical sounding message here.
Certainly, if we "sow" in places not welcoming the seed we are trying to plant, the consequences can be measured in how violently they reject the message. I don't think that means we should judge to much before we sow, however.
I am sorry to be critical. I think the poetry is fine. I am having a problem with what might be taken too literally, since many of your poems are pragmatic in nature.
Keep up the good work!
In Respect for your efforts in His Name,
Mel
2006-07-09 00:21:15 Posted by Mel ()
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God bless you Latifa. May you have a great day in HIM. John 3:16 --For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but haave everlasting life.
And Yes, you must be borned agin, to enter Heaven.......
Love you with God's Love.....
2006-07-09 02:09:43 Posted by Lois ()
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Nice to see you posting again.
Keep it up
God bless
2006-07-09 04:03:40 Posted by Lee ()
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Hi All, thanks for your comments.
Mel,
Christians are called to be the farmers, sowing the seed of the Word of God into the world. Of course the farmer wants to sow his seed only a good ground so that it will be fruitful. And there are often things he can do to prepare the soil. But this is not soley his responsibility. As he sows seed, I would imagine he would focus on what he perceives is good soil. But in the process, the seed also lands in places where the soil is not ideal.
The ones along the path are those who fail to understand how the word applies to them. They don't take it to heart. Satan blinds their eyes to the truth, or puts mental stumbling blocks in their way. I'm always amazed when I hear someone from the intellectual elite say that Bible is difficult for them to understand. I think they must simply be reading it incorrectly. The Bible pretty much says what it means and means what it says. And thus people of all ages and generations have come to understand it. But there is a spiritual blindness that veils people's hearts. Speaking of the blindness of the Jews to the revelation of the Bible, Paul writes:
"But their minds were made dull, for to this day the same veil remains when the old covenant is read. It has not been removed, because only in Christ is it taken away. Even to this day when Moses is read, a veil covers their hearts. But whenever anyone turns to the Lord, the veil is taken away." 2Cor 3:14-16
God Bless You!!
2006-07-09 18:25:39 Posted by Latifa ()
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i love your poetry it is touching
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2006-09-24 17:19:53 Posted by Naomi (lisa@fromru.net)
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Thank you for your poems. One thing we all must remember, like the parables are meant to make us think on these things, so do many poems. I disagree with Mel in that the poems I write are God inspired. He gives me the inspiration and I write the poems. You'd have to hear the whole story,But what I am saying is that God chooses what avenue He will use to reach His people. Keep writing!!!
God bless!!!
2006-11-28 21:09:14 Posted by Neal Carl (nacpoems@stny.rr.com)
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