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The Sycamore

Posted by markdray on February 25, 2017
Posted in: Evangelism.

As Jesus walked down the dusty road

The crowds gathered the Lord to behold.

They all struggled to find some space

So they could each see his face.

But there was one pushed to the back

For in him, great stature lacked.

He was not given space to spare

For he was a sinning tax collector.

But then he found a sycamore tree

And climbed up his Savor to see.

Then Jesus looked at this face

And preached the gospel at his place.

That tree with a role so small

Was used by Jesus for this sinner’s call.

For by its branches and its leaves

It changed this man’s eternity.

So it is today for you and me

To our fellow man, we must be a tree.

Lifting Christ up to our fellow neighbor

So they can see our loving Savior.

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