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MERE LITTLE HUMAN


by Debi Lyn Tue, April 27, 2021 @ 11 am

 

As a mere little human, I am hopelessly flawed.

As a redeemed individual, a child of the Most High God!

Living here on this ol’ Earth, life is limited by far.

Still we can be successful if we accept things as they are.

 

With His love and power, grace and mercy, I’m free to learn and choose.

Without Him, I am nothing, but with Him, I can’t lose.

My soul is liberated; I don’t have to go to hell.

I can live with Him forever; in Heaven, all is well.

 

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