Chastened and Eyed

Jesus’ Eyes

Chastened and Eyed

On Hebrews 12:10, looking at Matthew 16:23 and Luke 26:61-62

I seek the worthy life.

When Jesus looked at Peter,

With no new words,

Peter remembered His words, a

Warning before the rooster crowed three times.

Man, I do know what Jesus says to me,

And I want too to watch for His look.

Let me be holy enough and righteous inPractice

That I see His look.

Get behind me Satan.

(Satan does deceive me—with my own words,

And so often my mind is in the wrong place.)

Let me see Jesus’ eye on me too—As often as I need it.

Joy!

Joy to know Jesus.

Let me too receive the kingdom that cannot be shaken.


(C) Tom Bolton, Cudahy, 9 December 2021

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About Tom Bolton

I'm a Husband and Dad, a former Enterprise Systems Manager at the City of Milwaukee, and a Disciple and Lay Servant at First United Methodist of West Allis. As I study the Bible, sometimes I feel moved to work through my understanding by writing poetry. I also am continuing to learn in my dialysis experience and pursuit of a kidney transplant. Sometimes I just feel like writing about something that grabs my attention too.
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