Post details: 41. Sermon Notes June 23, 2008

06/23/08

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41. Sermon Notes June 23, 2008

A Bride Adorned

A bride adorned in white bejeweled dress
So all should think her pure and clean indeed
With flowing train enchanting host and guest…
Idyllic and serene we’d paint the scene
Within the walls of this our perfect church
Where smiles are dime a dozen and our prayers,
If incense be, would sooner hands besmirch
With soot and smoky stench than fragrance fair
Ascend to God on high whence grace ensues.
Though cleansed within, assaulted still without,
Before her earthly judges stands and rues
The absence of her groom whose long travails
Have bought her and ensures his word prevails.

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