John 1:1–14: Logos Λόγος (a poem)
Light of all truth, Life of all humankind, Love made flesh.
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Light of all truth, Life of all humankind, Love made flesh.
John 1:1–14: Logos Λόγος (a poem) Read More »
So Peter, trust me when I say I’m trusting you,
To feed and tend each precious lamb and ram and ewe.
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I find that I cannot be sure,
The way that I was sure before.
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It’s not that I would leave my reason, or Would be coerced in my confession, nor Do I believe that you would want such things.
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If only there were a neutral gift,
That made no claim of worth or cost
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