Devil At Work Poem by John Onyeme

Devil At Work



The work of the devil;
Amorphousness among the churches,
It reeks from twisting the Scripture.
Twisted by those standing famous and respected at the pulpit.
Twisted to suit their theories;
Are we in the house of God, or theological class?
Quoting half a verse to prove their claims
Avoiding the remaining that rebukes them.
The work of the devil;
He's instrumenting their minds
Using their tongue to instill bogus principles
Pleasing their carnal desire,
And the desire of the confused congregation.
Interpreting symbols to flow with their doctrines
Ah! The Bible is there, but not felt
The words are heard, but out of truth
And all is made, not to convert, but to convince.
There are more churches than ever,
Yet there are more disillusioned members.

Sunday, June 22, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: religion
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Colleen Courtney 22 June 2014

Am in total agreement with your words. I personally do not need to enter a church to have my conversations with my higher power. He/She will hear me wherever I may be when I call on them to hear my words. And who says you will gain more knowledge by reading a bible inside of a church rather than outside in nature which is God's greatest creation. Never her of God building an edifice of stones and mortar......

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Gajanan Mishra 22 June 2014

confused congregation, good writing, thanks. please read my poems and comment,

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