*Teaching/introduction*
Life will take us through many travails but as iron that must go through the Smith's foundry fire for refinement and restoration to full iron strength. And as God's children that must pass from Egypt, through the wilderness, embark on missionary journeys, broke free from chains of prison, past Malta after shipwreck— to gain God's appointed places where freedom, versatility abound to wear the crown of grace, faith and victory.
Just trust HIM. Don't give up the ghost. Never yield to any tribulation phase out of fear. No tribulation is beyond God and God's own.
Even in the fire of life's tribulations, we worship HIM. For our escape shall lead to crowns of grace, faith and victory.
Always worship with faithful declaration of ultimate victory in mind.
For what is 'Not seen now, Shall soon be seen'. So, in all: Glory! Glory, give unto the Lord.
*The Cemaluk's Weapon Of Worship Hymn*
*Verse 1*
It passes,
Every iron.
Through the Smith's foundry fire,
It must pass.
*Chorus*
Glory! Glory, give!
Not seen now,
Soon to be seen.
In all: Glory! Glory, give!
*Verse 2*
Egypts we have crossed,
Wildernesses to go.
Prison chains are broken,
Before Malta we go,
On Schengen tours.
*Chorus*
Glory! Glory, give!
Not seen now,
Soon to be seen.
In all: Glory! Glory, give!
*Bridge/ Declaration*
Whatever phase,
Any phase in,
Eschew phobia!
Abscond not!
If you could!
Even If you could, don't!
For every phase is purposed,
Every phase pain is gain!
*Once passed; It is final. No more. Never again. For me, my spouse, our children, our children's children forever. No more. again* .
*Verse 3*
Either passed,
Is passing,
Or has to pass,
Schengen tours await.
Escape escapades,
Lead to crowns of grace, faith and victory.
*Final I chorus x2*
Glory! Glory, give!
Not seen now,
Soon to be seen.
In all: Glory! Glory, give!
*Tag*
It passes.
Every iron.
Glory!
*N/B: This is Cemaluk's weapon of worship Hymn. A prophetic/glorious song turning pains to praises. tribulations to testimonies*.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem