Grief and Joy
“Then said one unto Him, Lord, are there few that be saved? And He said unto them, Strive [Greek: agoĢnizomai] … Continue reading Grief and Joy
Category: Poetry
Ten Thousand Sages
William Cowper (1731-1800) writes something that appears to be consonant with the gospel-denying, Christ-dishonoring doctrine called “inclusivism.” Ten thousand sages … Continue reading Ten Thousand Sages
The Wise of Heart
“A good name [is] better than good ointment; and the day of death than the day of one’s birth. [It … Continue reading The Wise of Heart
Ode to the Squish
An old rhyme by Douglas Wilson: Ode to the Bish There once was a bishop named Spong Who decided to … Continue reading Ode to the Squish
Speaking with enemies in the Gate
“Behold! Sons are an inheritance of Jehovah; the fruit of the womb is its reward. As arrows in the hand … Continue reading Speaking with enemies in the Gate
Flight Out Of Babylon
When the unregenerate elect are regenerated by the Spirit of God, they out of Babylon take swift flight. Knowledge of … Continue reading Flight Out Of Babylon
An Iconoclastic Ditty
This iconoclastic ditty debuted in Exalt Thyself As The Eagle (which is chapter 34 of my book review of Boettner’s … Continue reading An Iconoclastic Ditty
