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NOT THE PERFECT

 







YOU descended to deliver the weak, the downtrodden, and the rich

Not the Perfect!

YOU rule every subset of men

Not the Perfect!

The one’s who will throng at YOUR feet and pay THEE homage are those who YOU seek

Not the Perfect!

Though THOU wouldest not welcome the nonchalant nor seek the faintly meek: Still YOU sight the weak

Not the Perfect!

Those who Glory in their strength and weary men with their might YOU detest, but the humble you prefer

Not the Perfect!

To Magnify THYSELF YOU seek those who will lower themselves

Not the Perfect!

To show YOURSELF strong you search for those who render themselves small

Not the Perfect!

In YOUR perfect GLORY, YOU shine and blossom in YOUR Glory for many to see

Not the Perfect!

Simple and shinning; insignificant but MIGHTY, thou hidest THYSELF but will care to reveal THYSELF to they that seek thee

Not the Perfect!

Men may War and cause dissensions: violently take over, or enthrone themselves, but YOU remain immovable to the discerning and peaceable

Not the Perfect!

Immortal Glory, Thrones and Rewards hast THOU prepared for the childlike

Not the Perfect

Till we assemble before THEE: THINE Holy TRINITY to judge the lot of many and to sieve men into your Abode

Not the Perfect


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