| THE WOMEN COME TO ANOINT JESUS' BODY |
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| THE WOMEN PREFORM A SIMPLE TASK. THE MEEK AND HUMBLE FIND JOY IN A SIMPLE TASK |
Oh! Must I look ahead
Only to the means
Of
filling my body
With bread and wine?
Is there not
A more noble cause
For this being to live
The rest of my earthly time?
Surely there must be
Such a cause!
Will You help me God
To find and
apply it? You will!
How wonderful!
I await in awe
For this simple task.
So it will be said
When these bones are put
to rest,
Here lies (insert your name),
Whom God used in a simple task.
Praise You my God,
All glory be Yours
Forever and evermore
My Lord and my God.
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A Chrisitan poem about Christian work can rquest a simple task or a noble cause. But findng a task to do is the work
of a good servant. This page contains a beautiful women at the tomb to annoint Jesus medieval image. Try to be a meek
and humble worker of simple tasks.
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Here we have a beautiful woman at the tomb medieval image to annoint Jesus. This is an Easter image. A good servant looks
for a simple task or a noble cause when finding a task that provides Christian work. Be a meek and humble worker of simple
tasks.
Image scanned from www.scriptorium.columbia.org Shown here by permission by the Manuscripts and Archives Division, The New York Public Library,
Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundation, New Youk, NY Spencer 007 f9(col 2)
