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Days of Elijah

This has been my song lately. Isn't is awesome to realize that all of Scripture is culminated in our days? We await His return expectantly. I wonder if I am like Elijah, declaring the Word of the Lord? Am I like David, rebuilding the temple of the Holy Spirit in me?

Am I a voice in the desert, declaring "prepare the way for the Lord"? I want to be a laborer in His vineyard declaring the Word of the Lord!

Comments

Susan said…
Oh yes, these ARE the days of Elijah, scary/exciting huh?

I want to declare his coming too.

Blessings to you my friend♥

(Hope you're having a great weekend.)
Carol said…
This is a great song! Our choir sings this one. I love it!
Kimberly said…
I love, love this song! One of my favorites!
Amy Wyatt said…
I love this song! Your words echo my thoughts exactly. BTW... your link on Mr. Linky takes you to a different post not TSMS Saturday post. Just thought I'd let you know so you can link again if you want too. Thanks for joining in this week.
God's girl said…
Amen! That is a great song and yes, I often access my heart when I hear it and sing it.
Blessings,
Angela
Love to sing that song in church! Especially the part of "Behold He comes, riding on the clouds, shining like the sun!"

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