The Race without Rivalry
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Lucifer: his habitation was heaven.
He was the melody of heaven.
His voice like a thousand angels,
more than I could angle.
He was the warden of this garden. His life was so noble,
even more than I could ponder.
The angel defied the Lord.
He desired the sides of the north.
Pride took hold of his core,
so he lost the fore.
The man transgressed the law.
He envied to be like the Lord.
Pride took hold of his heart,
so he was barred from this part.
from the mount of the congregation, fallen from heaven
and the nations he had weakened.
He, a man of paradise, was dismissed.
He could no longer live in this bliss,
cast out to the earth
to return to the dirt.
And now on earth
they face each other.
Enmity is their theme,
and hostility is their game.
But their crime is the same!
The angel roves the planet,
making the sign of that plant,
and the man tends the earth,
wanting the fruit of that plant.
The angel accuses the man
before the God of man.
Man defies the devil
before the Lord of them.
this rivalry scene, but truth is what matters
about these two characters.
Listen to this.
There’s something about these.
Open your mind
to pick up this sign.
“Why did you create man?” I asked.
“He’s there for a purpose,” the Lord answered.
I was so glad
‘cause I’m not that bad.
“He’s there for a purpose,” the Lord answered. I paused for a moment.
I could not comment.
“What? Shall we receive good at the hand of God,
and shall we not receive evil?” (Job 2:10, KJV).
“I form the light and create darkness:
I make peace and create evil:
I the LORD do all these things” (Isa. 45:7, KJV).
I found the answer
about this wonder,
that God had a purpose
of creating this person.
Must you know the truth
about this cherub,
for God is no fool
to create such a tool.
in everything He renders, for He is perfection
without imprecision.
All of existence
is without coincidence,
and every occasion
does have a reason.
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About the Book
That night was different, a night when Villa finally decided to ask the Lord one of the most unusual and daring question that has lingered in his heart for more than ten years. However, he did not know that the answer he gets will entirely alter and even counter what he had known and lived for these years as a Christian.
It was the twenty first of June 2001, as he was saying his last prayer for the night out in the wild after twenty one days without food and water, he asked, “Show me Satan O Lord, and his ways, and that shall be sufficient for me.” There came forth the answer, an awesome revelation that gave him peace and liberty from the fear that continually haunts and terrifies every Christian concerning the devil and Satan.
And by that he discovered these:
• The gift of man to God which surpasses all religious activity he has done to please God. • The wonderful light of God to knowing that everything He has created and made—whether seen or unseen—including Satan has a unique purpose to accomplish in God’s perfect will here on earth. • The greatest enemy ever to defeat in this race to eternal life is not the devil or Satan, but …About the Author
Peter Baibai has been a hobbyist Freelance Writer and Poet for the past thirteen years; a father of a Christian family of six children and wife Alice. He lives and works in PNG’s biggest mining company, the OTML as a Certified Turner and MFM.