Category: Genesis

In a dream, God’s voice did declare,
“Fear not, for I am thy shield fair,
Thy reward is great,
Count the stars if thou’st
Believed, and righteousness shall be there.”

In a land where the Lord’s voice did call,
He sought out a righteous few all in all,
He pleaded and prayed,
Their mercy displayed,
Till justice and mercy both stood tall.

By oaks near the great terebinth’s shade,
Abraham saw three who had come to his aid.
He hurried to serve,
With bread and a curve,
And welcomed them gladly, in kindness displayed.

In the night, a promise was made,
With stars in the sky, hope displayed.
A covenant sealed,
With faith as the shield,
A future divine, unafraid.

In a garden where life starts to bloom,
With rivers and trees in full plume,
A man made from clay,
In the cool of the day,
Found joy in the earth’s sweet perfume.

Then a creature so clever and sly,
Tempted hearts with a curious lie.
With fruit from the tree,
They sought to be free,
And learned that all choices imply.

Yet amidst all the trials they faced,
A promise of love was embraced.
For though they had strayed,
In grace they were laid,
In a world where redemption is traced.

In a garden so lush and divine,
A choice led to trouble, malign.
With fruit that was sweet,
They faced great defeat,
And toil marked their days, by design.

In a dream, a great ladder did rise,
With angels that climbed to the skies.
A voice from above,
Spoke of promise and love,
As the earth held a glimpse of the wise.

In the garden, Adam and Eve did stray
And ate from the tree they were told to stay away
They heard God’s voice
And had no choice
But to face the consequences that day

There once was a man named Abram
Whose faith in God never did cram
He was promised a son
And his name would be one
A blessing to all, not a sham

After the flood, God made a vow
To never destroy all for now
A rainbow he’d send
As a sign to commend
His promise to all, and avow