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the Beginning and the End

It talks about the beginning and that the Lord made man,

In the Garden of Eden, he took a rib from man and made woman.

In the garden the woman did behold and take the sin fruit,

In addition, the man had a brainstorm that he had to follow suit.

The Lord came and called the man to himself,

However, man did not listen the Lord, but harden his-self.

In the face of the Lord, and said "it was the woman who did it"!

She gave me the fruit and I did eat of it.

Therefore, the Lord had to put the man out of the garden,

Men never again do view the Garden of Eden.

Therefore, he had to work the land with his two hands,

The men have to brave the bitter life of golden sands.

Find soulful food and water until the Lord appears.

Men have prophesied he is going to reappear.

The Lord came as a baby, born of a maiden virgin.

The maiden was pledge to a just man and was a holy virgin.

The maiden never knew a man, but was found with child.

Therefore, she laid the male child in a manger, who was so tender and mild.

"You will see the male child lying in the manger" and the angels did sing in unison

With the sins of the world, in view with the male child and the Lord are thinking in unison.

Therefore, the male child lives to be 33, and then went about his Lord's business in a breath

Alas! Moreover, the male child did bleeded and did he embrace death.

"My Lord, my Lord, why have you forsaken me" the male child groans.

"Truly this was the son of the Lord," the Centurion man did moan.

Therefore, they lay the male child in a new rock tomb to rest.

However, on the third day of death, the male child returns to life at his best.

The Lord came that once but he went away, so until he come.

He is calling you to approach, to come home to him. O Please, discover home.

When he went "I go to prepare a place for you", he saith.

Therefore, you had better use your mustard seed faith.

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