The Carpenter He was just a carpenter by trade He learned from his father at a very early age There was something special in the man There was much more to his life Than just working with his hands. And He'd say there's no home I could design That would match the one you'd find When you leave this world behind If you only took the time. Love your neighbour like your brother Treat your brother like a friend Always turn the other cheek Help the weary and the weak Make the time for young and old And as your life unfolds Each kindness that you've shown Will be the nails and hammers As you build your final ladder In the manner of the carpenter of old. You could feel compassion in his eyes But, Only fools that hurt him did not realize That he was speaking to us all The righteous and the mighty The silent and the small. And He'd say there's no home I could design That would match the one you'd find When you leave this world behind If you'd only take the time. Love your neighbour like your brother Treat your brother like a friend Always turn the other cheek Help the weary and the weak Make the time for young and old And as your life unfolds Each kindness that you've shown Will be the nails and hammers As you build your final ladder In the manner of the carpenter of old. He was just a carpenter by trade He learned from his father at a very early age... |
Matthew 7:28-29
And when Jesus finished these sayings, the crowds were astonished at his teaching, for he was teaching them as one who had authority, and not as their scribes. |
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