Salvation Poem by Oghenero Benefit Evabeta

Salvation



LORD, who createdst man, inputted him thy presence,
Though senselessly he forfeited the same,
Nature decaying more and more,
Till he became
Most miserable:
Without thee
Albeit beneficent spirit harmoniously sang,
Awaiting the day of thy victories:
Perdition crushed; man restored.

All innocence age must in sorrowful woe begin:
Engulf with filthiness and righteous-less,
Thus, the outcome of a defiled world,
I came I became
Most appeared innocent guilty,
But for thy victory,
Restless torment advance the flight in me;
I heard it I sought it,
And thy victory I found I clinged.

Sunday, August 8, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: Spiritual,Christian
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