Jesus decided to go outside the Israelites, the high priests, the wealthy and the clean to include the poor and blind and deaf in his mercy and salvation. He pours forth a gift of faith and watches to see if the called will serve with and show faith and good works! Even the poor will be welcome at the table of love and bread. They will open up and extend themselves to the needy. Include the needy in their boundaries, as Christ did.
James 2:1-10, 11-13, 14-17.
Hope for God’s Mercy…
05 Sep 2021 Leave a comment
in Poetry Tags: blind, bread, Christ, clean, deaf, extend themselves, high priests, Hope for God's Mercy..., Israelites, It is safe for you to be powerful, love, poor, serve with faith, show works of faith, take charge of your life in positive ways, the gift od faith, the needy
Golden
16 Dec 2019 Leave a comment
in Poetry, the Golden Era Tags: clapped, Claudia Serea, cold tea, everyone knew, fondue, poor, rich, steak, the Golden Era, thin air, walking without shoes, Wealth
The Golden Era
by Claudia Serea
Wealth was measured in cream for coffee
and chicken for soup.
The days of the rich
were made of imported chocolate
and hair spray.
The days of the poor
were of cold tea
and thin air.
It was the time when God
was taking orders in a restaurant
and delivered steak and fondue
to only one part of the town.
On the town streets,
the saints were walking without shoes.
It was a time when no one talked
but everyone clapped
and sang.
We found out we were happy
from the news.
It was a time
when no one told us
what would happen,
but everyone knew.
“The Golden Era” by Claudia Serea from Nothing Important Happened Today. Broadstone Books © 2016.
Saint David Nussbaum
19 Feb 2017 1 Comment
in Poetry, Saint David Nussbaum Tags: Adobe inDesign, border by Cherkasova, diabetic, extraordinary vigor, generosity, halo, healing service, needy, patience, poor, practice of medicine, Saint David Nussbaum, support persons
border by Cherkasova; Adobe inDesign by Jeanne
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my Podiatrist
is extraordinary:
as I proclaim here.