PETITION

 BRING US HOME


How long have we waited

how long have we mourned

the loss of our Savior

the loss of our Lord.


He has not forsaken us

He has not brought change

Change from what we were

to be our selves again.


Has he not lifted us

above our fellow man

given wisdom and understanding

for all the years to come.


He is our fortune

And our inheritence for sure

and given all heavens

treasures for us to be secure.


what better companion

what better friend

even though we tarry

and wait for His return


May He give us solace

and strength to endure

for what shall we with the weight

of all the weary years.


He came at the end of the ages

to bring us good cheer

he came to bring deliverance for

all that He shed many a tear.


For all that He laid down on our

behalf and more

Gave gifts of immensity

for all in capitivity.


How long should we wait

how long forlorn

waiting on our Saviour

To Bring Us Home.


by C. Brand

10/10/2020


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