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A Story to Tell
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A Story to Tell

 

Boy, do I have a story to tell. I struggle with the devil everyday and he tries to knock me out, as if we were boxing ring. I may fall to my knees or flat on my face, I get right back up and say; “I don’t hear a bell.”

 

Many times, he put me on a stretcher, bandaged from head to toe. Down for the count, devil would go from 1-10, and the winner is. I lost my soul again, he smiles and says; “I am his.”

 

When you the get the Lord in your corner, did you hear what I just said, when you get the Lord in your corner. Thank you Lord, thank you Lord, thank you for grace and mercy. I am able to stand tall, with my head held high. I once was blind, but now I see.

 

The story never changes, just the faces do. I am letting you know the world is ever changing, but God’s Love remains the same even for you. You are not a mistake. Be glad you are alive; no longer do you want be counted as knockout or taking dives.

I am going to shout about the goodness of the Lord. I just cannot keep it to myself; I was not save to be quiet. I love Him, I need Him, and He is Lord.

 

Did you hear a bell?

 

It is time to knock the devil out.

 

I told you I had A Story to Tell.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Copyright 2006 Marion Levi Jones (Recovery Inc.)

 

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