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Tell slaves, who are believers,
Adhere unto their master;
Being overachievers,
Making each day go faster.
Tell them to attempt to please,
Not argue or steal from them;
The master will be at ease,
And He will not condemn.
So if the slaves have obeyed,
The master sees how loyal;
A reward will be conveyed,
Everything they toil.
Then they will show the beauty,
Everything God has taught;
The slave has done his duty,
All that the master has sought.
God and His saving kindness,
Has been for the benefit;
Of all and that God will bless,
Each one equally for it.
It disciplines to avoid,
All the worldly desires;
Before your life is destroyed,
The ungodly acquires.
We can live disciplined lives,
That are moral and godly;
So that when Jesus arrives,
We are considered holy.
We can expect what we hope,
The coming of the Savior;
Until then we must still cope,
And Christ blesses with favor.
Do not make Him feel betrayed,
Envious for the good deeds;
Rather His law be obeyed,
So He will give you your needs.
God gave Christ to set us free,
From the sin and make us clean;
And be zealous what we see,
What is now and what has been.
Tell these things to believers,
Encourage and correct them;
Not to hear the deceivers,
That God will surely condemn.
Copyright © 2016 Richard Newton Sherrer
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