Easter Miracle
After Dusk but just before dawn
Lord's Day morning 'twas a great earthquake,
Three days now all creation mourn
And guards like dead men watch the gate.
His resting place a borrowed tomb
A virgin place to hold the Savior,
With strong travail a mystical womb
Came forth the Lord to live forever.
Fulfilled inerrant prophesy,
O death, where is thy sting?
O grave, where is thy victory?
And angels in heaven began to sing.
Jesus master o'er the dead
Had no plans to here remain,
Himself now risen as He said
And gave the promise, "I'll come again."
Easter morn was just the beginning
Thence sinners have been forgiven,
Now all await His second coming
To go and dine with Him in heaven.
© Phillip Samlalsingh 2006
He is Risen!
He had no house to call His own
Though every welcoming house was
His home.
He owned no tomb to rest His crucified body
There was no need because it was temporary.
He buried our
sins in a borrowed sepulcher
Only after He paid for every sinner.
Then three days while down-under
Our able Redeemer
strip the enemy of all
His power.
With plans to stay not a minute longer
He Heard the voice of His loving
Father:
“come up hither!”
Early Sunday morning heaven is rejoicing
While saints on earth are anxiously waiting.
Here
He comes! up from the grave He arose
With great triumph over His foes.
And the angel reminds us: “Why seek ye
the
living among the dead?
"He is risen as He said.”
Rev. Phillip T. Samlalsingh
Copyright ©2006 Rev. Phillip T. Samlalsingh
Television Dilemma
A place where the rich and famous are popular.
When married with children
is grandeur.
Where adultery leads many to a life of debauchery.
And home sweet home turns into sin city.
Now the
young and restless are entrapped by immorality.
And society loses all sense of decency.
Television, once a place for
family
entertainment.
Now for those home alone seeking lewd
excitement.
Vulnerable minds are perverted by
pornography
and violence.
And TV producers exhibit no benevolence.
While money is all that there're really
after.
The impact
on our youth is negative, and
total disaster.
Rev. Phillip T. Samlalsingh
Copyright ©2006 Rev. Phillip T. Samlalsingh