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An essay donated by Karen G. Post
Jesus Talks About Abortion In A Wondrous Dream
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Last night I had a wondrous
dream it woke me from my sleep
Jesus came to talk to me,
his voice was soft and sweet
So many things were on my
mind unsure of where to start
He seemed to read my mind
as though He knew my troubled heart.
Abortion’s always bothered
me cause I don’t understand
How a mother can dispose of
one that longs to feel her hands
Jesus face it saddened and
a tear fell from His eye
It broke my heart to see
His pain I couldn’t help but cry.
He said He wished there was
a way to make us all believe
That a baby’s life begins
the moment that it is conceived
He mentioned the excuses
that He’s heard over the years
For the murders of His
babies then He wiped away my tears
He said lust is no excuse
to conceive a precious life
A life that is intended for
a husband and his wife
Then He mentioned fear and
He wished that we could see
He said some have let their
fears rob them of their faith in Me
So they discard the life
that longs to feel their love
Not thinking of the pain it
causes Me…above
I long
to help them through it and I’d find a happy home
For the unwanted baby’s of
the mothers all alone
He mentioned all the
prayers and the tears that some have shed
When they realized what
they had done their hearts had filled with dread
He said He has forgiven
them His love He wants to send
And He also sends His
promise that their hearts will start to mend
He talked about a father
that is forced to choose a life
Between his unborn baby or
his loving precious wife
He said He feels the pain
that the father’s going through
And He knows his heart is
breaking knowing what he has to do
Jesus
understands this and the father has to know
That his precious little
baby has a loving place to go
I said Lord what can I do
to end the needless slaughter
He said share these words
with every mother and daughter
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Inspired by the Holy Spirit on 2007-DEC-17
Originally posted: 2007-DEC-19
Latest update: 2007-DEC-17
Author: Karen G. Post 
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