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No people or culture

lack the knowledge of God,

no matter how tribal

or famed

 

A Buddhist, Swahili,

a Mayan or Jew,

His message embedded,

ingrained

 

Those willing to listen

and heed to His call,

a power within

drives them on

 

Until Armageddon

brings light to the dark,

our natures so given

—to Him will belong

 

(The First Book Of Prayers: January, 2022) 

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