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hi! i got one question i want to ask

guys ! Have you ever ask yourself how many young stars are

there in the bible

have you ever considert yourself as one of them?

Please here me out !

 

setting 1

young master 12 yeared jesus

among the tample elders

doing his fathers business

filling the thirsty minds of elders

with kingdom knowledge

 

setting 2

young shepard david

the prophet of G.O.D skip

all the strong and health looking B.R.O

only to annoint the unconsiderable young david

as king

it didn't end their

.......he face the world champion

in an international bout

giant carring a heavy weight belt

12 times his height

50 times pounds his strength

but in split second

the giant's head was on a plate

announcing a win by knock out

 

setting 3

the crowned prince josia

he ruled and reigned

for 30years from 8years

 

just to skip some knowns

 

so boyz and girls

lets be men and women

whoz going to ladies and gentles

in my nonsense please grab some sanse

remove ignorance and lets make a difference

 

becareful with what you speak

for the future is in your toung my toung our toungs

we can change what tomorrow might bring

and don't get carried way by this world

for this world has been carried away

by the the winds from all corners of this circular world

now stop underlating yourself

stop blemming your nation

stop pointing fingers to your leaders

get involved in all good sectors

be solution providers

 

violence its for the stupid

rather announce the love of jesus

the lord of all

speak good for your country

let your characters potry

who......you really are ....leaders of today

 

 

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