The Golden Grain Cries
Harvest Me
I am Ripe, I am Ready
Harvest Me
The Field is Plenteous, The Kernel Plump
Harvest Me
I am Ripe, I am Ready
Harvest Me
The Field is Plenteous, The Kernel Plump
Harvest Me
Who Will Thrust in the Sickle and
Harvest Me
Harvest Me
Vintage wooden harvester is located somewhere in the California foothills.
9 comments:
Yes, more than ever for the time is short.
Beautifully penned.
I love the picture of the vintage wooden harvester. I also say amen to this post. Let's gather the harvest. Time is short.
Blessings
Amen! Amen! We need to work while it is day and gather the harvest!!
I love looking out across a field that is ready to for "harvest". When the grain is ready, it is imperative that it is gathered, before the storm comes and ruins it. We are needing to "get the harvest in" before it's too late! Let's keep working...until He comes!
Everyone, thank you for your comments. We all seem to be holding in unison to the heartbeat of our Lord. Excitement is in the air, and revival fires are igniting everywhere. Let's go harvesting.
I am going to regress to several years back, if my memory is about half right; it was in Jackson, Miss. Bro. C.L. Dess made this comment. “We do not need to change the good old time honored combine. But let’s put the mules which have pulled it for so long to rest and hook a D8 Caterpillar to it and get a move on.” This is as close as I can remember his comment.
We do not need to change what has given us the wonderful and powerful salvation. But let us find a way to move it through those golden fields of grain a little faster in this the closing days of time.
Mervi
Beautiful, and so true. I like the picture too. It reminds me of being back in Indiana.
Souls are hungry.
Let's go feed them the Bread of life!
Thanks for this timely post.
Shannon
Mervi, great quote from Bro. Dess. And am in total agreement with your words.
Rochelle & Shannon, thank you for your comments. Isn't it exciting to be about the Father's business?
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