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To commence the proper ballroom
dance,
A gentleman asks first if
the lady would,
Then offering his arm, to
take hold of it,
He escorts her to their
place on the floor.
Now face to face, He extends
both hands,
Palms upward turned, inviting
hers to his,
And then they wait for the
music to play.
With the first note still
hanging in the air,
The gentleman then forward
bows, and
Only after her curtsey,
he takes her hands,
And the dance of more than
a lifetime begins.
Likewise, our Father has
come so divine
To dance with us, hand in
hand sublime,
To follow His lead until
the end of time.
Immanuel* is with us on life's
dance floor,
To dance with Him is what
He came for,
Yashab** is all He asks, and
nothing more,
To by Him abide,
To in Him reside,
To stay with Him
forever side by side
in the Dance Divine.
John 8:31-32; John 15:1-17
*Immanuel: God being with
us
**Yashab: us being with
God in return
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