All of us
Colossians 3:13
13 Make allowance for each other’s faults,
and forgive anyone who offends you.
Remember, the Lord forgave you, so you must forgive others.
The Way, The Truth, The Life
There I go again ... finding myself in other people
Almost everyone I meet ... a reflection of myself
About in every person ... the known and the other
I find myself in deed ... understanding this very well
I cannot be separated ... from other human beings
It seems we are all interwoven ... into the same cloth
Maybe we appeared in the garment that was seamless
And needed cleansing every day ... from the daily stuff
Remember it was taken ... and that we gambled for it
In our worldly way ... to decide its purpose and lot?
At the suffering feet ... near to Heaven’s door
Blinded by the greed ... that now we remember not
Bloodstained was that garment ... from the stripes I caused
It touched many of us ... who were woven by the Weaver
Maybe God in wisdom ... brought a simple pause
In time as the Son stood still ... to make some of us believers
At the Cross I was that day ... howling with the crowd
“Save yourself if you can!”... I spit and screamed
Foaming at the mouth ... my sinfulness no doubt
Gurgling and puking ... as my depravity beamed
Then He gave up the Ghost ... everything turned dark
The foam on my lips ... turned into bitter tar
In the end of the course ... death lost its spark
Yes even its sting ... and its glimmer near and far
The earth shook ... tombstones turned over
Graves busted open ... saints rose and testified
The Blood full of Life ... on the seamless garment
Softly touched my heart ... Jesus showed His Might
Dead as a nail I was ... the one that pierced God’s feet
I was driven into the wood ... my sins being the hammer
The world still bothers me ...always hoping to mislead
Into serving myself the most ... as my flesh just stammers
Now I still go forward ... to meet myself in you
Don’t think of me to highly ... and about the things I do
If there is any good in me ... it can’t be me, but Truth
Who loves me so very much ... that He forgives me in you
Jan Wienen
