If Poem by Phyllis Strong

If



If no one was sick,
How could Jesus do the miracle of healing.
If no one gave,
How could a harvest come back from giving.

If no one needed help,
How could God make a way out of no way.
If night never came,
How could it be the next day.

If Jesus didn't shed his blood,
How could you and I be saved.
If Lazarus had not died,
How could Jesus raise him from the grave.

If we were never in bondage,
How could we be made free.
If there were never male and female,
How could babies be.

If the heart was never broken,
How could there be a mend.
If we never needed a shoulder to cry on,
How could appreciation be for a friend.

If we never read the Bible,
How could we know his will.
If we never messed up,
How could he love us still.

If there never was a thought,
How could this poem be?
If I never wrote it down,
How would you have known me?


Copyright © 2009 by-Phyllis Strong

Thursday, November 25, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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People may wonder why I don't have question marks all in this poem. Because I'm making statements, not asking questions.
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