Ignoring laws
By Rhiannonw
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[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series]
Some think it is kind
God’s laws to ignore,
but later they find
the suffering’s more.
Like calling ‘light’, ‘dark'
and therefore ‘dark’, ‘light’
they strongly attack
what’s good and what’s right.
God made us and knows
what’s harmful, what’s good;
and safety, peace grows
when we do what we should.
We can’t always tell
the reason for rules
– youth often rebel,
then say, ‘We were fools!’
[IP: opposites]
'Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter. Woe to those who are wise in their own eyes and clever in their own sight.' Isaiah 5:20,21
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divine laws of nature
Sorrry I didn't write yesterday we've been having serious trouble with electricity. Actually that is bit of an excuse, just taking it a bit more easy with the internet. Well I'm ok just not feeling like internet right now.
I do like your words but the meaning even better. So true. I was also rebel without a cause, always knew better. Till I came down from my ivory tower. Beautiful quote from Isaiah, confusion, lost like a ship without a sail. The crown of old men is their grey hair.
'Man cannot break the divine laws of nature he can only break himself against them'
Keep well have a great week, I tell tell you this place is crazy.
Cheers & Nolan
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