Through reading the following poem, it is hoped that those living among the cowardly of this world might see themselves as Almighty God sees them, and learn of their destiny after death for having failed to carry out His Will.

 

THE UNCREATED, THE COWARD.
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"Just go away!  And take your faith with you!
Divine principles are an irritation to my soul.
Remind me not of my debt, I will not repent or repay.
Discipline and righteousness I reject every day.

Your God doesn't look upon me. He cannot see.
Your everlasting home will be with sinners, just like me.
What "veil" could God remove that prevents me seeing?
My eyes are sound, and so is the rest of my being.

I'm happy this way, living according to my own will,
Suffer to become good? Madness. And me it would kill.
Besides, I enjoy persecuting people like you,
And while I have many friends, you have but few.

And if the faithless "will have to learn the truth
through torments after death"
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as you say, *
Then I'll learn God's Will in the 'eleventh hour',
Before my last breath, and before the last day.

Didn't Adam fail to be the "image" and "likeness"
Of Almighty God and The Christ His Son?
So why expect me to be whiter than white,
And only do what the righteous have done?"
 


SOURCES.

* (2 Esdras 9:9-12 NEB.  See Rev 21:8).
 

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