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Who Do I Say?

by John van de Laar

© 2008 Sacredise

         

        Who do I say You are, Jesus?

         

        Sometimes I think I know, and I eagerly praise You,

                    I confess that I have learned to know God because of You,

                    I celebrate the fact that my life is fuller because of You,

                    I recognise that, at great cost, You have made it possible for me

                                to have a second chance when I mess up my life,

                                and hurt those around me.

         

        But, then sometimes I confuse You with others that have helped me

                                or challenged me;

                    Great teachers and writers, prophets and priests,

                                parents and authorities.

        This can be helpful – sometimes they do point me to You;

                    but sometimes I can’t see You through the image they present,

                    and my relationship with You gets blurred.

         

        Sometimes I’m not sure if I know You at all;

                    I begin to get a sense of who You are,

        but then, like Peter, I misunderstand Your mission, or Your message,

                    or what You really want from me.

         

        Who do I say You are, Jesus?

        You are the one I have come to love as God,

        You are the one I am learning to recognise

                    and will give eternity to know,

        You are the unfathomable mystery

                    that is always beyond my ability to understand;

         

        You are the Christ, the Son of the Living God.

        Amen.

         

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