Have You Ever In Your Life Summoned The Morning....? Poem by Sylvia Frances Chan

Have You Ever In Your Life Summoned The Morning....?



I wanna discuss the case of Job a tiny bit, thank you.
Job 38: 12-27
Have you ever in your life summoned the morning....?

God further pours out his questions.
Has Job ever called forth the daylight?

The light that works like a large garment
that is picked up by God at the corners.
The crooks who do their work at night
are shaken off the earth.

In the light, the earth becomes like clay.
All things are clearly printed
and dark figures are powerless.

What does Job know about the limits of the world?
Does he know the depth of the oceans?

Has he seen the gates of death?
Does he know anything about the width of the earth?

And where does the light live somewhere,
where the darkness?

"Job has to know that, after all, he is already so old? "
God says ironically.

The higher elements are also discussed.
Where are hail and snow stored?
From where does the lightning divide?
Where from is the east wind blowing over the earth?

Yes, what does a person actually imagine?




©Sylvia Frances Chan
Poetess, Evangelist.

A.D. Friday the 26th of October 2018 -
@ 8.16 hrs A.M. West-European Time

Friday, October 26, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: god,job,love and life
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Yes, what does a person actually imagine?

The poem goes about the text in Job 38: 12-27
Have you ever in YOUR LIFE summoned the morning?
Please, read that with me and think about that, to discuss it with me at a later time or day, what you have understood or what you have not yet understood. The Job-Text is a difficult text, that is one thing sure, the more since God has put Job in several circumstances during Job's life, God is rather ironic in talking to Job.

Thank you so much to read and think with me and come to a conclusion,
any conclusion, I will so respect and appreciate.
Created with caring love,

©Sylvia Frances Chan
Poetess, Evangelist.

A.D. Friday the 26th of October 2018
@ 8.16 hrs. A.M. West-European Time.

KNOW that no matter HOW you are, if you believe in Him and accept Him as your Saviour, He loves you so much perpetually, Amen.
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