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David and Goliath by Laurie, 9
Said David to Goliath
"I know that you are tall,
And that I have a sling,
And it looks like that is all,
But with God's word
I can make you fall.
"So Davd took his sling,
And twirled it round and round,
The stone hit Golliath,
And he hit the ground.
"I know that you are tall,
And that I have a sling,
And it looks like that is all,
But with God's word
I can make you fall.
"So Davd took his sling,
And twirled it round and round,
The stone hit Golliath,
And he hit the ground.
Copyright © 2009 Laurie Marmorstein
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2 comments:
Laurie, where did you get a phrase like "undeserved life"? Just wondering.
Was it at Awana? They use NIV, I think. But we sure don't talk that way at home. Where did "undeserved life" come from?
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