WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT? (Akindayomi Samuel)

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WHAT DO YOU STILL WANT FROM ME?

What do you still want from Me that has not been given?

    I abandoned my throne in heaven for 33 and half years for your redemption,

I was imprisoned for 9 months in the womb of a woman, my creature for your sake.

I was born in the shelter of animals for your well being.

I was chased around to be killed by my creature because of you.

 I suffered hunger, thirst, fasted,  tempted that you will be exalted.

I was betrayed and sold for 30 pieces of silver that you will be bought

A condemned criminal Barnabas was preferred by you to me.

I was handed over to be judged, I was tortured, spit onto,  slapped,  flogged to mention a few all for your liberty.

I was called names which I bear not and was crowned with thorns only for your sake.

I was compelled to carry a cross with bruised and peeled body in pains and blood all over me and was nailed to the cross, a spear was pierced through my rib cage to ascertain my death that you may live!.

I cried in pains, neither you nor my Father came to my aid that it shall be well with you.

 I went to the land of the dead and stayed for three nights that the power of external death shall be broken in your life.

 I resurrected for your justification.

My sons and my daughters, If you go to hell,  you made the choice.

I requested nothing in return because you are too broke to pay for your sins.

I AM The Way, The Truth and Life, no man goes to the Father except through Me.
I AM your burden bearer
your healer,
your redeemer,
your Lord and personal Savior
and the soon coming King.
 Except a man be born again, he shall not see the kingdom of God!
God bless you as you preach the gospel.

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Anonymous said…
Insightful and inspiring. Indeed, he's done all
25 April 2018 at 03:25

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