The Offer Chapter 18 Diet and Wellness
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The Offer Chapter 17 Humility
The Offer Chapter 16 Meditation Part 2
The Offer Chapter 16 Meditation Part 2
The Offer Chapter 15 Meditation Part 1
The Offer Chapter 15 Meditation Part 1
The Offer Chapter 14 Rest: Illustrations From Material Possessions, Etc.
The Offer, Chapter 13 Community and Wants: Horse Force Multiplier Illustration
The Offer, Chapter 12 Your Focus–An Illustration From Freediving
The Offer, Chapter 12 Your Focus–An Illustration From Freediving
Rhyming John 13.34-35
Rhyming John 13.34-35
A new commandment that I give to you:
To one another, love, what you must shew.
Just as I’ve loved you, this way that they’ll know,
when to each other, love, what you will show,
that, my disciples, you’re, if this you do,
love one another, every day anew.
Poetry For My Fiftieth Birthday
Poetry For My Fiftieth Birthday
Literary
My secret goal, to be an aphorist.
To qualify, there isn’t any test.
Practical
The doctor who it is knows me the best?
His name is Trotter, my urologist.
Rhyming Isaiah, Chapter 39
Rhyming Isaiah, Chapter 39
The son of Baladan of Babylon,
King Merodach-baladan, it was when,
he heard that Hezekiah, sick, had been,
and had recovered, envoys, to him, sent,
with letters and a gift to, him, present.
Them, Hezekiah welcomed; he showed them
his treasure house, the silver and the gold,
the spices and the armory, its whole,
the precious oil, all that was found within
his storehouses. There wasn’t anything
within his house or in his realm, entire,
that Hezekiah, viewing, their, denied.
Isaiah then, to ask, the prophet, came,
“What did these men say? Where did they come from?”
How Hezekiah answered, “From a land
that’s distant, they came to me, Babylon,
from there.” Isaiah asked demandingly,
“What in your palace is it that they’ve seen?”
His question, Hezekiah, to, replied:
“They have seen everything, my house, inside;
in my storehouses, there was not a thing
I didn’t show or, to their sight, denied.”
Isaiah, then, to Hezekiah, said,
“Hear, of the LORD of hosts, this is the word:
Are coming, days, when all that’s in your house
and everything your ancestors amassed
until this day, to Babylon, they’ll be,
off, carried; what will be left: not a thing,
the LORD says. Some of your own sons who’ve been
born, and who bodily, from you, descend,
will be abducted to be eunuchs in
the palace of the King of Babylon.”
Then, to Isaiah, Hezekiah said:
“What you have spoken, the word of the LORD
is good.” For this he thought inside his head,
“There will be both peace and security
within my lifetime, all the years I’ll see.”
