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Poetry

My Passion

Original issueThe Heartbeat of The Remnant · November/December 2003 · Volume 9 · Number 6

“Oh my God, possess my soul with such a fervent love of
thee that it may transcend all earthly loves. Bring my
whole being into such a deep fellowship with Thee that Thy
love may flow through me to permeate all around,
filling those I meet with Thy joy which none can take away.
That Thy touch may be Thee in me, so that in the daily
affairs of life it will be as gentle and tender, yet as firm and
strong, as was Thine in Christ Jesus. That Thy peace,
the peace of Thy presence that passeth all understanding,
may flow through me as Thy river, the river of Life,
will flow from Thy throne to the healing of the nations.”

- Geoffrey Lehmann

taken from
“The Himalayan Heartbeat”
by Ken Anderson

Jesus kneeling in prayer beside a rock.

Magazine citation

My Passion. - Geoffrey Lehmann. The Heartbeat of The Remnant, November/December 2003 · Volume 9 · Number 6. Source pages 22.

Charity Christian Fellowship

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