A Simple Question (John 5:1-13)

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    A Simple Question (John 5:1-13)

    I use this as a lesson tool

    In Jerusalem there was a pool

    Five porches in a single bay

    A pallet where an old man lay

    A stranger came compassion filled

    And asked, would he rather be healed

     

    I’ve lain here many night and day

    So would you then rather be healed?

    I’ve sought the will I need to pray

    And so would you rather be healed

    I cannot walk, what can I say

    But would you still rather be healed

    Oh but I cannot find the way

    And so I say would you be healed

     

    My years here have been thirty and eight

    Dear friend would you rather be healed

    So many here that know our fate

    And yet won’t you rather be healed

    An angel stirs the water clean

    I ask again would you be healed

    But no one here to put me in

    Behold! You would rather be healed

     

    With many words he rambled on

    His story so patiently borne

    Our savior not inclined to talk

    Told him to pick his bed and walk

    To trust the word, he did not know

    But up he got and marveled so

    The name of who had made him whole

    He could not tell a single soul.

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    Poetry is not the expression of personality but an escape from personality.

    T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

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