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"With Pure Intent"

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This entry was posted on 9/24/2006 8:10 AM and is filed under uncategorized.

It is my desire to go to heaven.  However, in quiet moments when I look inward I realize that His grace will not be sufficient if I do not do what is needed to become clean.  Having determined that the ordinance of the sacrament would be critical in cleansing myself I spent several months working on how I could better prepare myself during the week and what I could do to make partaking of the emblems more than habitual.  More than something I just do on Sunday mornings without a lot of thought.  The following verse is a result of that work.

            With Pure Intent
The body that I may be resurrected
The blood that I may be redeemed
The bread that I may remember
The water that I may become clean
Gethsemane's Garden, so much suffering
But the empty tomb, filled with hope
Come, let us remember, let us partake

I know it is just a verse but it has made a real difference in how I approach the ordinance of the sacrament.  I share it in the hope that it may help others as well.

 

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