This poem shows the exuberance of a newly-born creation in Christ. What bride is not ecstatic on her wedding day? It refers to the Parable of The Ten Virgins Jesus taught in Matthew 25. Are you ready for The Groom? No one knows the day or the hour, but He's coming!
You're invited to my wedding,
I'm going to be a bride!
God made this match in heaven
When He laid my sins aside.
The Groom I'll have is perfect:
He led a sinless life.
Then gave Himself to save my soul
So I could be His wife.
The wedding feast will be quite grand!
I hope that you'll be there.
He gave His life for your soul, too.
It's a relationship we can share.
My wedding lamp is filled with oil
For the Groom I long to see.
He'll soon be coming in a cloud
In all His majesty.
Patiently I wait for Him,
Knowing He'll soon return.
Hoping all the world gets saved
And no one has to burn.
A job has been given me
While I await The Groom:
I must tell this sinful world
He's risen from His tomb.
He'll be coming back one day,
He'll come to take His bride.
And those who have refused His love
Will have no place to hide.
Those of us who live for Him,
In whom He does abide,
Shall all be at the wedding feast,
For we shall be His bride
Because the Bridegroom's perfect
And I've been born again,
We'll soon be on our honeymoon
And it shall never end.
Submitted 2008 April Lorier
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