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When is healing coming? - A Poem


Times are going to change
The wounds you bear; the pain you suffer
Do not think, it's gonna last forever
That; this is your fate and you will go to the grave with this. 

When the Lord begins to heal His people
And cure the wounds He gave them. Isa:30:26
That is the promise from the Almighty God
Hope. Trust and believe. Do not fret. 

And when is that gonna happen? 
And why did He give me those wounds? 
Well! That's the purpose of it all. 
Not to question God. But to inquire into your heart. 

Isa:30:18 The Lord must wait for you to come to Him
So He can show you His love and compassion. 
Yes the Lord is waiting. 
For you to ask. For you to implore. For you to sort this out. 

Return. Repent. Turn back from your evil ways. 
The holy Lord Himself will show you the thorns. 
A hidden pride. A concealed self love. 
A buried sinful desire. He reveals. 

And when He reveals, throw it off and run to Him
Be holy as I am holy; that's His desire. 
To purge out even a speck of dirt
That is His love for us. 

Isa:30:19 He will be gracious if you ask for help
He will surely respond to the sound of your cries
Do not strive to cleanse yourself. 
Let the Spirit make you clean. Ask. 

If you seek. If you ask. If you knock. 
Then; Your own ears will hear Him
Right behind you a voice will say
This is the way you should go; whether to the right or to the left Isa:30:21

Troubles and pains the Lord allows
Not as punishments; but as pointers
Do not focus on the pains; Yet. 
What is it that my Father wants to tell me? 

What a plight? Why so pathetic? Why me? 
Ineffective are these querries
Instead humble yourself in the eyes of the Lord
And He will raise you up in the right time. 

Be excited in your journey. 
The Lord your Father is for you. 
He is alive. He is proactive. 
In bringing you back to His own image and likeness... 
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