Big brother - a prose

Jesus is not ashamed to call them brothers.

Heb:2:11

A big brother

Tempted in every way that I am

Yet without sin

A big brother who suffered in every way when tempted

Therefore able to help us all

Who are being tempted.

A big brother who understands fully

What I go through

A big brother who is there

With me till the end of days.

A big brother who is faithful to the dot

A big brother who promised

To go to His Father's house

And arrange a place for me

And has promised to come back

To take me home

Jesus my big brother

The assurance it brings

The source of the peace that passeth all understanding

Amen, Lord Jesus; I trust

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Mathews Philip17 July 2026 at 17:39
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