Obedient Poem by THEODORE MOSLEY

We were created in His likeness and His image to have dominion over the land of His creation.

You may eat freely of the Garden of Eden except the tree of knowledge of good and evil; Eden has been prepared and adorned in perfection for you.

Eyes of desires and lusts of the flesh ignited lies that captured the soul of man to burn in hell.

Woman what have thou done unto me what has thou given me to eat; you have listened with itching ears your deception has kindled a flaming sword.

Expelled from Eden the garden is now corrupted; what can make us whole again nothing but the blood of JESUS!

The three day journey will begin with praise and worship; forty years later they are still praising and worshipping their needs.

The people said we want a king that will rule over us like other nations; the prophet said the king you seek will afflict your hearts and souls.

The LORD said let us reason together for your sakes; give me your sins and I will give you rest!

Let me love you according to my love for the world that you do not understand.

I am the way that leads to eternal life I am the truth that will protect you I am the life that you do not seek but need.

Let go of your self-fulfilling plans that leads to destruction.

You tell me your pain is unquenchable but you hold onto it for your satisfaction of fleshly desires.

Have you not known that I can quench every fiery dart projected towards you!

When you cried a river for the love you lost that was not yours.

I dried up the Red Sea for my children to walk through with songs of victory.

You told me your world was coming to an end because your life was not worth living anymore.

I created the world for your life to live for in the worthless of times.

He said no one understands me and cares nothing about what happens to me!

The LORD said I am peace that passes all understanding so that you can cast all your cares upon me!

Have you not heard my name is JESUS and if you be willing and obedient you shall eat the good of the land.


Written by Theodore Mosley

March 1,2019