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
Tag: poem
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
Gold and Silver Sovereignty
“Hear the Word which Jehovah speaks to you, O house of Israel. So says Jehovah, Do not learn the way … Continue reading Gold and Silver Sovereignty
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
Keep Riding The Bull
A poem I wrote a while back (this poem is also found in the underlined and bolded link below): I … Continue reading Keep Riding The Bull
Echo of Frantic Footsteps Fall
A poem I wrote concerning the knee-jerk and mindless reactions we customarily receive from Calvinist sycophants who wander through the … Continue reading Echo of Frantic Footsteps Fall
Focus On The Frivolous
A poem I agree with and heartily endorse (in my opinion it was written by a non-poetaster). FOCUS ON THE … Continue reading Focus On The Frivolous
Of So Frightful Mien
Alexander Pope: “Vice is a monster of so frightful mien, That to be hated needs but to be seen; But … Continue reading Of So Frightful Mien
Yon Wake Your Fire
As far as I know this is by an anonymous author (“yon wake”? A Scottish author?): True as the object … Continue reading Yon Wake Your Fire
Hypocritical Fulminations
Here’s Charles Wesley hypocritically fulminating against the Calvinists of his day (his poem is entitled The Horrible Decree: Sinners, abhor … Continue reading Hypocritical Fulminations
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