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Consider, LORD, the work that you began
To do in us so many years ago: Is it for naught, to bear no fruit but woe? Was this the end for us, was this the plan Divine that we, with hopes that more than span A decade of your providence, forgo The final fruit, content only to know You more, through barren drought's demand A deeper root possess? But does Your Word Itself not say by fruit our faith is known? Then come encompass this our faith and gird Its tree with fruit; and let the earth be shown The end of faith 'til all the earth has heard The Word, and all its final fruit is borne.
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Michael Price - I am a husband, father of three, poet, and science teacher at a classical Christian school in Memphis, TN. I have four volumes of poetry. My latest volume The Shadowed Night can be purchased by clicking on the button below. Archives
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