The Good Samaritan

On By EfuaIn God, love

He’s never too busy to stop by your side

And check you are ok

He’s never too busy to lift you up from the mud

And bandage your wounds

He’s never too busy to take you to the inn

And fix that which needs to be fixed in you

He’s never too busy to leave you unattended

He isn’t distracted by the many things He is doing

He hears your cry and rushes down to help

Others may pass by as they underestimate your level of pain

People will ignore you in the darkest hour

But not Him

It isn’t in His nature to not help you

All of these He does

Because He is the Good Samaritan

God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Psalm 46:1

(When next you read the story of the good samaritan, remember Jesus Christ.)

God bless you!

29 thoughts on “The Good Samaritan”

    1. Thanks for commenting Carlos. I agree with what the bible says. One God, one way.
      Jesus told him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through me. John 14:6

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      2. Not sound file, is a printed Hymn. But it seems that your configuration does not allow the inclusion of links.
        [https://carlossp1.files.wordpress.com/2017/12/342-jesus-is-our-guide.png]

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      6. 🙂
        You know, the singer Bridget, from the songs I showed you?
        I sent a twitter to her, thanking and praising her work, and asking her to include her lyrics on her page, and she responded and said she was going to providence it. And before it, her asked, which songs interest me. Very kind!

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