Sin Separates Us From God Poems

Sin Separates Us From God These words make it clear to us that we must return to God. Do good deeds. Ask God for forgiveness of your sins. Sin Separates Us From God Poems encourage us to examine our sins and put an end to them.

Cleansing Tears

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No Fishing!

Greta Zwaan, © 2010

Don’t go fishing where you ought not to be
If God has forgiven your sin.
You have no right reclaiming the acts,
No right to bring them back in.

If Jesus has buried your sins with His death,
He leaves them there to decay,
How could you refute an act so divine
And fish them back out every day?

Anything buried should not be retrieved,
For nothing of value remains,
The hurts, the heartaches, all in the past
Are miseries with unchanging stains.

If God can eliminate sin’s dark and drear,
Why can’t you leave them alone?
There’s no good can come from retrieving past woes,
That’s stuff you no longer own.

The tears they have caused should be flowing no more,
The joy should return to your heart,
Once God has cleansed the slate of your life,
It’s factual! You have a new start.

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Someone Will Pay

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Gods World

Poet: Edna St. Vincent Millay

O World,
I cannot hold thee
close enough!
Thy winds,
thy wide grey skies!
Thy mists that roll and rise!
Thy woods, this autumn day,
that ache and sag
And all but cry with colour!
That gaunt crag
To crush!
To lift the lean
of that black bluff!
World, World, I cannot get
thee close enough!

Long have I known a glory in
it all,
But never knew I this;
Here such a passion is
As stretcheth me apart. Lord,
I do fear
Thou’st made the world too
beautiful this year.
My soul is all but out of me,—
let fall
No burning leaf; prithee,
let no bird call.

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I Will

Poet: Arthur Franklin Fuller

Brother, life’s day is short –
Eternity has no end;
You should claim salvation now,
Judgment day you’ll need a Friend;
Jesus gave His blood for you,
Jesus is a friend who’s true;
Brother, how can you stay?
Renounce the world and say:

I WILL heed the Saviour’s knock,
And become one of his flock;
If He will forgive the past,
With the Cross my lot I’ll cast;
I WILL take the manly stand.
Turn from sin, do God’s command,
I WILL answer while I may –
I WILL yield my soul today.

Jesus is at the door –
O fail not to let him in;
You should take Him for your guide,
It is death to live in sin;
You cannot be saved by tears,
Give no mind to mortal fears;
Trust Him and strive and pray,
Come up, dear soul, and say:

I WILL heed the Saviour’s knock,
And become one of his flock;
If He will forgive the past,
With the Cross my lot I’ll cast;
I WILL take the manly stand.
Turn from sin, do God’s command,
I WILL answer while I may –
I WILL yield my soul today.

Satan will strive to hold –
His triumph is now at stake;
Every day his fetters grow.
Break them while you’ve power to break;
Say not, you are free from sin –
Mortal man has never been;
Vaunt not your pride today.
Take sides with Christ, and say:

I WILL heed the Saviour’s knock,
And become one of his flock;
If He will forgive the past,
With the Cross my lot I’ll cast;
I WILL take the manly stand.
Turn from sin, do God’s command,
I WILL answer while I may –
I WILL yield my soul today.

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A Great Story

Poet: Greta Zwaan, © 2008

Can you see the King become a beggar for your sake?
“Oh, that’s not possible,” you say, “there must be some mistake.
Who would relinquish power and the glory of a throne,
To join the down and outers, to walk the road alone?”

No one is quite that foolish, the idea is absurd!
I’m sorry, I can’t see it; I don’t believe a word.
It’s someone’s idle gossip, a rumour from somewhere,
How do these things get started? These tales that people share?”

This truth is all recorded, a book describes the scene;
It gives you all the details of what these stories mean.
“Oh, I see, a book of fables, the fairy tales of old,
I must say, they intrigue me, there’s morals to behold.”

No, no, you’re quite mistaken, the entire story’s true;
It’s God’s plan of salvation to rescue me and you.
Because of His great mercy and love henceforth unknown,
He claims us as His children; He claims us as His own.

“But,” you say, “He is holy, He’s pure and without sin
Why would He want to love us? How does it all begin?”
Long before creation God had this glorious plan,
And when it was unfolded, He gave the world to man.

With only one restriction, God granted him free reign;
But if God’s law was broken, man would suffer pain.
Precisely! That’s what happened, man gave into lust.
The fellowship was broken when man betrayed God’s trust.

“Well, naturally, that happens, they turn their back on you,
It’s really quite ungrateful, but that’s what people do.”
Yes, but God shows mercy, His arms are open wide,
If we ask Him for mercy, He’ll gladly be our guide.
Forgiveness will be granted, your new life will begin,
Your Ruler now is Jesus, the Victor over sin.

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