Sunday, September 26, 2010
Dragging Their Feet
How their feet must have been heaven
on the Emmaus Road
leading them from Jerusalem
taking them back to their home
The joy of his entrance
the hosannas raised on high
the confusion of his words
the dread of his suffering
The leaders killing the king
turning him over to Rome
the scourging and the cross
what were they to believe
The Messiah dying on the cross
his body and his blood
poured out at such a cost
that we may truly live
Yet they did not know the rest
how the story would unfold
not able to believe
dragging their feet in despair
out on the dusty road
September 26, 2010
Luke 24:13-16
Luke 24:17-18
Luke 24:19-24
Luke 24:25-27
Luke 24:13-35
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