by Belton, C. | Category: General | Jun 1980
God does not try to remedy defects,
But root and branch the worthless tree rejects;
The old, proud, human nature first prostrates,
Then, by His breath of life, anew creates,
And gives (what education never can)
A nature fit for heaven to the man.
Thus lifted out of death, with life endued -
Emancipated from his servitude
True liberty is his, ne'er known before,
And pleasures which shall last for evermore.
No short, deceptive, exaltation this,
Enjoyment fleeting time will soon dismiss;
But real, celestial, everlasting joy,
That, unlike earth's delights, will never cloy.
by Belton, C. | General
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