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A Friendship

A friendship takes a minimum of two; A fellowship, perhaps, at least three. So it is with the holy Trinity. From eternity they knew each other The three in love all together. ‘Twas a long time before the world And finally bringing man on the scene. The eternal God of the universe lives As He has from eternity past In need of no creation, no man Alone, the three, they can stand. And when man was brought on the scene What was his purpose to man did it seem? Not fun and pleasure and selfish indulgence But in His fellowship enriching intelligence: Knowledge of holy and might Creator The very One who would be the Savior. And in service that One His glory to bring To all the world His praises to sing.

1007 on 22 July, 2022

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