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The God Who Speaks
How silent the wind and the animals are
   When a storm is about to play.
How silent the hills of the battlefield are
   When the armies have turned away.
How silent the gym of a championship team
   Two hours after the game.
More silent the home where a child once was
   After death has laid its claim.

But such silence is loud, its tone deep and strong
   Compared to a silence on high.
If God did not speak, no noise would be heard,
   No ears would receive any cry.

A silent God? A dreadful thought!
   Oh pray that it never be.
A God of silence? A God unknown!
   Alone, acute agony.

But thanks be to God; His voice has been heard
   In every age of men.
From the first of the first to the last of the last
   His word was recorded by them.

He spoke but a word and the worlds were in place,
   The night was turned into day.
He spoke but a word, a word deep and strong,
   And Satan released His prey.

He still speaks today, a voice soft and sure,
   A voice so refreshingly kind.
If you'll quiet your soul, and search in His Word,
   His voice you will hear in your mind.

~ Tim ~     February 10, 2008

Other poems by tim:

Departed for Glory
Broken No Longer
Bound for Hell
Christ has Come
A Finished Course
What Christmas Means to Me
Autumn Commemoration
A Lesson from a Tree
I Have Sinned
My Brother the King
When Death Marches Through the Land


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