"The Preacher's Mistake" - a poem I like
1 Comments Published by Brett on 29 November, 2009 at 8:37 PM.The Preacher's Mistake
The parish priest
of Austerity
climbed up in a high church steeple
to be nearer God,
so that he might hand
His word down to His people.
When the sun was high,
when the sun was low,
the good man sat unheeding
sublunary things.
From transcendency
was he forever reading
and now and again
he heard the creak of the weather vane a-turning,
he closed his eyes
and said, "Of a truth
from God I now am learning."
And in sermon script
he daily wrote
what he thought was sent down from heaven
and he dropped this down
on his people's heads
two times one day in seven.
In his age God said,
"Come down and die!"
And he cried out from the steeple,
"Where art thou, Lord?"
And the Lord replied,
"Down here among my people."
-Brewer Mattocks



Hello,
Great poem...
I hope you don't mind answering a couple of questions I am asking all believers everywhere;
Do you believe that God sent His only Son Jesus Christ to start a new religion called Christianity?
And if yes. Where is the text in the bible that supports the popular Christian belief that God sent His only Son Jesus Christ to start a new religion called Christianity?