The View From Ephesus
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The View From Ephesus
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Is what you have become
You have forgotten your first love
Your words are edifying to none
Frail intentions, abound
Broken creations, surround
He said it would be this way
Divine revelations of dismay
Children
Return
We must be constantly reminded
We reside within the will of a father but our ambitions take control
Reconciliation with the king & allegiance to the lamb of glory are the paramount concerns of the ones who wish to serve in the kingdom of the morning star
Your works are empty
Your words are false
Your works are empty when you seek to serve yourself
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