The Suffering Church

Those rats, they came again last night

I could not sleep at all;

It's very hard to move you see

When you're chained to the wall.



The welts upon my back sure hurt

Men kicked me in the face;

I'm despised and rejected

By most of the human race.



'Curse Jesus Christ' was their command

But silent I did keep,

So now, where I once had fingers;

Those stumps, they just seep.



Yesterday the guards took me

And burned my feet with fire;

Tried to force me to reject the Lord

And make Him out a liar.



The beloved in the cell next door

He went home today

I watched them as they passed my door;

Dragging his corpse away.



The sun now sets, those rats I hear

As they crawl up to me;

Tonight I go home to my Lord,

For all eternity.



One thing I say before I die

It's you I long to find;

Please, do not say I don't exist

For Jesus heals the blind.



Now you may ask, 'Who are you ?'

And, 'Why for you I search ?'

How dare you ask me, who I am

I am, THE SUFFERING CHURCH !



'Let brotherly love continue. Remember them that are in bonds,

as bound with them; and them which suffer adversity,

as being also yourselves in the body.'



Hebrews 13:1,3


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