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I urge you while I am gone,
That you may charge some not to teach;
But do not wait up until dawn,
Any method trying to reach.
Ensure to preach the right doctrine,
Not to devote to a story;
Rather keep in sound discipline,
And teach of God and His glory.
Promote not of speculations,
Rather than godly stewardships;
Which is to cause jubilations,
And bring you a companionship.
By faith stewardship comes from God,
The aim of our charge is love;
From pure hearts that honor and laud,
Through a sincere faith from above.
A sincere faith gives good conscience,
Certain persons will swerve from these;
When their tolerance and patience,
When wind no longer like a breeze.
Some people will wander away,
Into a fruitless discussion;
Makes a conversation to stray,
Of things that should not be spoken.
Always be teachers of the Law,
Without understanding either;
Rather enabled not to flaw,
Of a deviation neither.
Now we know that the Law is good,
If one uses it lawfully;
Able to do what someone should,
Not distorting it awfully.
Understanding this that the Law,
Has not been laid down for the just;
Rather for sinners with the flaw,
The ungodly needing to trust.
Disobedient and profane,
The unholy and the lawless;
All the immorally insane,
Someone who think they are flawless.
In accordance with the Gospel,
To the glory of our Lord;
Entrusted unto His people,
As for being in one accord.
Copyright © 2019 Richard Newton Sherrer
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