The Adjunct (Yeshuah)
it is written
time and time again
to be Faithful
to listen to the Words
of the Lord†
but Pillage continues
false gods are still in place
My† people still misplaced
they wreaked My† lineage
they seized My† Father's† house
where, O where are you
gentle souls–
who rest in the Lord†?
seek Refuge in Me†
Humble yourself before Me†
I will guide you
I will remove the fools
bow down and pray
Mercy will be yours
come to Me† and seek
change your ways
violence is coming
He† is angered
His† hands are drawn
you can't fight His† wrath
you can't mellow His† anger
bow down, seek Me†
there are wondrous things
on Earth
to keep it–
you must save it
all the gold and silver
won't do
it's inside you
the place of Refuge
open your hearts
clear your minds
it's time to change
His† angered hand is coming
His† wrath will decide
–hold Comfort in My† name
listen and hear
have Glory in the Father†
for He† is the vessel
all who comes into Me†
will open to Him†
blessed is the Kingdom
forever and ever
in the Lord Yeshuah's, the Christ†, name
Humble and Praise
with My† brothers and sisters
amen
(January 5, 2020)—The word adjunct means something added on, but not part of the whole; something added or connected to a larger or more important thing; an adjunct is a word, a phrase, or a clause that can be removed from a sentence without making the sentence grammatically wrong. An adjunct is usually an adverb used to modify a verb. When used as an adverb, an adjunct will usually indicate a time, a manner, a place, a frequency, a reason, or a degree.
I was directed to the Scripture concerning The Fall of Israel for the second time this week. After rereading it, the title ‘The Adjunct’ came. I wrote what I heard and later looked up the meaning of the word adjunct because frankly it threw me off…not to mention the whole piece, which I wrote what I heard as I always do. Only this time…it wasn’t my Father speaking or David. I wrote each word, each sentence as I heard it. I made no changes. My Brother is not the poet, but His words are eloquent…and this is Him!
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