“Here am I, Lord, send me” Poem by Reinhard Bonnke 1. Cornelius, a Roman soldier, who sought God sincere, had an angelic visitor, come from the highest sphere. This angel could not mention “Jesus” or “salvation”, Just this: “Send men to Simon Peter” for more information. The reason for this mystery lies in God’s grand strategy: It’s men God chose to preach the Gospel, it is their heritage This mighty seraphim from heaven, bowed low to Peters higher privilege. “Here am I, Lord, send me.” 2. God used four evangelists to write the Gospel of Christ Jesus, This links with the four men, who bore the Ark of Witness. Bearers of the Gospel keep carrying it to nations, those who spread it without fear and no abbreviations. This moment is an intersection with new men to appear: Right now God’s finger points to us, to run from this place here, He looks to you, and not to angels, to be His volunteer. “Here am I, Lord, send me.” Please let me know if you are blessed by this poem. RB
Posted on: Fri, 18 Oct 2013 22:35:50 +0000
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