Inspirational Poems
By Larry Gale
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This book is a collection of poems loosely based on Bible stories I have heard since I was a child. I tried to keep the subject matter as close to the Bible stories as I could, with a little bit of creative leeway.
The poems touch on a wide variety of biblical stories, including the Creation, Adam and Eve, Noah, Mary, Christ, the crucifixion of Jesus, and much more.
Some poems touch on our relationship with Christ and his teachings and some anecdotal poems and poems about Satan, angels, hell, rapture, and some personal thoughts.
I can only hope this collection of poems will inspire the reader to want to learn more about the stories and help develop their own relationship with Christ.
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Inspirational Poems - Larry Gale
Let There Be Light
Let there be light
Is just what God said.
Then, he lifted a finger
And nodded his head.
God created heaven and earth.
From what I remember,
He just opened his eyes
And pointed a finger.
He parted the seas
And created dry land,
By lifting a finger
Or waving his hand.
God wanted the earth
To grow trees and bear fruit,
So he lifted a finger,
Or just wiggled a foot.
He made the sun and the moon
And some stars for the night.
He put them up there
To give us some light.
God filled the seas with live creatures
And put birds in the sky.
That all happened
In the blink of an eye.
God created creatures of all kinds
To live on the land.
He did all of this
With a wave of his hand.
God looked at his work
And saw it was good
Then realized he needed people
To put in his hood!
Twinkle, Twinkle
Twinkle, twinkle,
Little star,
Why’d God put you
Up so far?
You twinkle
Oh so bright at night.
You give us all
A little light.
God put you there
For us to see,
So in the sky
You’ll always be.
I wish I may,
I wish I might
I pray to God
Most every night.
Thank you, Lord,
For stars at night.
Thank you, Lord,
For their sweet light.
Stars
Star light,
Star bright.
All the stars
Are out tonight.
Some are dim
And some are bright.
God put them there
For our delight.
They are there
For us to see
And to enjoy
God’s majesty.
Look to the sky
While out at night,
And then you’ll see
That God was right.
Adam and Eve
God created man
In his own image.
God created man.
The earth he would manage.
So he created the first man
Straight out of the dust.
And later decided
A mate was a must.
Next, he made Eve
From Adam’s rib bone.
Now they would make
A garden their home.
The garden of Eden
Was the perfect spot.
It wasn’t too cold
And never too hot.
Only one rule
In the garden, you see:
They could not eat
The fruit of one tree.
Everything was just perfect,
Everything was divine.
Then Satan showed up,
And he crossed the line.
He tempted the woman
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