He said that they were extremely religious
but what did that mean, with many gods,
many idols, all graven images,
statues, temples, sacred places
crafted by human hands
When all are equal,
one among many, no better, no worse
many gods, none special,
all vying, competing for attention,
for reverence
One God, alone, above all others
creator of all that is, all that was,
all that is to come
A God who came to earth,
suffered and died,
rising from the dead,
ready, able to judge
the living, the dead
The one focus, needing no statue,
no pedestal, no image by man
one and eternal
God of all
November 16, 2008
Exodus 20:1-6
Acts 17:16-34
and sermon, “Is it Idle or Idol Worship?”
by Pastor Ruth L. Foss,
Suncook United Methodist Church
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Extremely Religious
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