Bible study (10)
Beware of the Wide Roads
by Angelina Bong
A cloud of perversion hangs itself,
Multiplying in split seconds,
Slaying innocent minds and hearts,
Preaching not truth but deceit,
Blinding and shut your eyes from light
Bubbles of darkness bobbing up and down,
In the stale air where freshness is struggling to exhale,
Why stand up and be different you say,
When everyone in the world is doing it,
It can't be wrong you say,
When it feels so right
Little did you know death traps disguised as angels of light,
Lurking just round the corner preying on you,
Malicious skies of deformed morality stood waiting with its doors wide open,
Waiting for the perfect time to seize,
Like a whore trapping your mind, body and soul
It will be too late before you are gripped by the harsh lessons,
Your precious treasure is gone and you're left with nothing but a broken shell,
It will be wise to turn away,
Not for your body's sake but for your soul of which you cannot behold,
Beware and listen my child,
For the road that leads to true happiness is narrow and few finds it
Here, the meaning of unique is “having no like or equal; unparalleled; incomparable: Bach was unique in his handling of counterpoint.” Using the word unique in this respect fully implies that it is not the only book written about gods’ dealings with mankind, rather it is a book that describes Gods’ history of dealing with man. Think of it in this manner: I was working in my garden yesterday and I discovered a log in which termites had taken up as their home.
