Christian Poem

This is not just Christian poem. This poem is not about religion either. This is a prophecy about the Holy Bible.  God wants the world to know He is real!

This is a prophecy in which the Lord gave me to share with the world. He came to me in prison and gave me comforting words to help me endure my loneliness and despair.

The Lord gave me hope and said my life was not a waste! At my lowest and darkest hour God visited me and give me these words to share with the world!

O My People, Remember Me

"The Father is seeking such to worship Him"

O Lord, it’s so amazing how You made the earth

and separated land from sea,

I feel as though You created all these things just for me.

You made the moon and stars

with Your mighty Hand,

but Your greatest creation

is women and man.

I’m fascinated about all these things,

but what fascinates me most is

how You made human beings…

“Indeed, I created the heavens first,

I did visualize you when I created the earth.

The earth was totally dark,
 so I had to create some light,

I saw it was good then I separated it from night.

I made man by putting blood in his vain,

He was made from the dust 
before the earth saw any rain.

Man became a living being 
when I blew in his nose,

as soon as that happened 
he immediately rose.

I spoke to Adam face to face,

He told Me that earth 
was a very lonely place.

I made him in the image of Me,

I was despised when he ate off the tree.

I came to turn this wrong into right,

because out of all I created,
 man was My delight.

On the seventh day, I rested, blessed it, and set it apart,

when I sanctified the Sabbath, 
it became a part of My heart.

I declared it to be Holy back then,

and it shall remain Holy until the end.

Believe me, the hour has come 
where many are believing a lie,

Satan surly wants My Holy Day to die.

But The True Worshipers remembers 
all the thing I have done, 

Indeed, the true worshipers, I seek such one!”

Genesis; 1 & 2, Leviticus 23:3, 25:1-7, Psalms; 8, 25:5,Exodus; 20:8-11, Isaiah; 58: 13-14, Psalms 29, John 4:23-24

Tim Gillam