For me the view’s not always clear,
I’m easily confused.
Then I catch a glimpse of your grace
And I am more bemused,
For I am flawed beyond repair,
A bird with broken wings,
I am a ship that has no sail,
A song that no one sings,
And yet you call me precious child,
You shed your blood for me,
But why you’d do that for me, Lord,
Is more than I can see.
If I were worthy of such grace,
Then I could understand,
But I can’t see why you hold me
In the palm of your hand.
I see a measure of your grace
In flashes of insight,
But those small glimpses only touch
The edges of your might;
The rest will have to wait until
I have more perfect sight.
Psalm 72:14
He will rescue them from oppression and violence, for precious is their blood in his sight.
He will rescue them from oppression and violence, for precious is their blood in his sight.
Is this another instance of dual focus? One could focus on the tree...and a blur of white fly behind? Or focus on the flight and the tree becomes the obstruction!
ReplyDeleteWhat are we focused on? Our flaws which we see as a hindrance to God's unfailing love - or on His love which covers over all our faults!