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Owe No Debt To Anyone Except To Love One Another (Rom 13, 8) |
Must beg fish, bread, or egg, With thanks-filled palms, Then, live by alms men give. Ask loans, but wait Till need is great--not greed; Repay them lest Relief should nest a thief. Buy all you must, But pay what's just, and lay On payable Accounts the full amounts. What's owed apart From purse, let heart disburse, And owe no debt Above the debt of love. |
by Stephen Wentworth Arndt, Ph.D.
[ Carry Each Other's Burdens | Rejoice in Hope | Rejoice With Those Who Rejoice | Owe No Debt To Anyone | Accept Each Other | If One Member Suffers | Earthen Vessels | Forgive As The Lord Has Forgiven You | Be An Example To Believers | Keep Yourself Pure ]
[ Supper | Gethsemane | Betrayal | Denial | Ironies | Wounds | Surrender | Tomb | Doubt | Ascension | Christ ]
This poem is © Copyright 2000 by Stephen Wentworth Arndt, Ph.D.