This sonnet is based on: Ephesians 1:3-14.
God: Father, Christ, and Spirit blessed be,
Whose embrace enfolds with the Trinity,
Who with every blessing blesses me.
Father, before I was, you loved me
Not because I was a saint or lovely,
But to make me holy, you chose me.
Jesus, beloved, you have redeemed me
By your blood, abundant grace — lavishly,
Paid my debt, brought me back, uniting me.
Holy Spirit, you make strong, live in me;
You satisfy, seal, are a guarantee,
And fill to the measure all of me.
God: Father, Christ, and Spirit, blessed be
The Three in One, One in Three, dwell in me.
© Randall Edwards 2019.
This poem is for Christ’s church. If it is helpful, please feel free to copy or reprint in church bulletins, read aloud, or repost. I only ask that an attribution be cited to myself (Randall Edwards) and this blog (backwardmutters.com). Thanks.
Graphic: AnonMoos (initial SVG conversion of PostScript source by AnonMoos was done by Indolences) [Public domain]
with backward mutters of dissevering power 
You bless me beyond all measure dear Randamir.
On Sat, Aug 17, 2019 at 7:12 AM with backward mutters of dissevering power wrote:
> randamir posted: “This sonnet is based on: Ephesians 1:3-14. God: Father, > Christ, and Spirit blessed be, Whose embrace enfolds with the Trinity, Who > with every blessing blesses me. Father, before I was, you loved me Not > because I was a saint or lovely, But to make me hol” >
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Love this.😘💖🥰
Jennifer Edwards http://www.jenniferedwards.com
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