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| 8281. | The Image of a Tulip by Raymond A. Foss | | The perennials
rising so quickly
wondering how
they grow so fast
The image of a tulip,
of a crocus, a daffodil
must be in the heart of each ce... |
| 8282. | In the Shoot of Spring by Raymond A. Foss | | In the shoot of spring
the budding of the flower
in the first bit of green
rising from the dirt
The wonder of creation
the quick burgeoning
th... |
| 8283. | Like Gloves of the Potter by Raymond A. Foss | | Our bodies, our living flesh
a willing vessel
so we are called
to live as gloves
giving our all
Like gloves of the Potter
skin for his body
g... |
| 8284. | Like the Hands of the Potter by Raymond A. Foss | | Like the hands of the Potter
so we should live
guided by his love
all we should be
Walking in his paths
the way of the Lord
restored by his me... |
| 8285. | In Complete Fulfillment by Raymond A. Foss | | All that scripture foretold
all of the Master’s Plan
as his life had been scripted
written in the Word
In complete fulfillment
every letter, ... |
| 8286. | A Description of the Journey by Raymond A. Foss | | The Gospels sharing
the teachings of Jesus
like maps for the journey
but only to a point
A description of the journey
landmarks where to begin
... |
| 8287. | Painting the House of Prayer by Raymond A. Foss | | By his blood
the outpouring of love
his body
broken for us
Painting a house of prayer
on the lintels
of our hearts
Christ within us
protec... |
| 8288. | Christ is a House of Prayer by Raymond A. Foss | | Christ is a house of prayer
where all my prayers are laid
April 18, 2011
John 2:19
Luke 19:45-48
John 2:13-22
Psalm 69:9
and the book, Th... |
| 8289. | In the Simple Meal by Raymond A. Foss | | Your presence and power
the gravity of your sacrifice
going to the cross
for me, for all of us
In the simple meal
the bread and the cup
You ga... |
| 8290. | Christ’s Prayer in the Garden by Raymond A. Foss | | Sweat heavy,
falling like blood
alone in the night
in a space set apart
Christ’s prayer in the garden
to not drink from the cup
but humble, ... |
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