The beautiful and perfect garden it was,
made by God for His first children,
our first parents to live in,
to grow in, grow together without sin
and its many effects.
Father God, lovingly and graciously spoke as a father
to Adam and Eve, as He supplied their every need,
giving them complete freedom to enjoy all of creation,
except for the partaking of the fruit of the tree of life
this knowledge was known even to Adam's wife,
the knowledge of good and evil, which was forbidden.
was not ours as Eve well knew,
willingly she chose to listen to the serpent
and disobey, this first sin took all our security away,
kicking them out of their beautiful home,
left Father Adam and Mother Eve for the Earth to roam.
Even this Truth was known to Mother Eve,
even though she felt deceived but we all know,
the truth, Father Adam and his wife willingly was deceived,
as the serpent brought them to their knees,
Her disobedience came with much regrets,
but it was Father Adam's participating,
knowingly, willingly it's wrong it, that we all met.
Sin was born before, brothers and sisters could enter
mother Eve's womb
Unclean DNA shot throughout history, with the blink of an eye
as Adam and Eve kissed wealth, joy,
peace, happiness and longevity said good bye
Ole Lucifer smiled, then whispered, softly in their ears
"now you too will surely die
I didn't force either of you to listen to my lie."
Death and Destruction continue to spread,
It's growing worse every day
the consequence of disobedience, price is real.
with consequence comes a price to pay.
Christ Jesus paid the Bill, at the cross
That ole devil's knows he's lost
He know Christ shedded blood deemed Christ yet his boss.
He was there rejoicing, he heard Him clearly
as Christ gave up the ghost,
It's finished Christ whispered to the universe
It's finished Christ whispered down to mother Earth.
It's finished Father, I have done my part.
and then He ascended, up and out of that crucified body
that held Him captured in all torment.
the Blood of Christ, heals makes whole on all who repents.
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