To your altar, lord
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The poem describes a person coming to God's altar feeling unworthy but seeing a vision of Jesus crucified, reminding them of the immense love and sacrifice Jesus made for humanity. This vision gives the person courage and motivation to surrender themselves fully to God, offering their strengths, weaknesses, and limitations to serve God however they can. The altar represents a place of worship, sacrifice, and devotion to God.
To your altar, lord
- 1. To Your Altar, Lord cecil a. rubino I come to you hesitant and intimidated; Thoughts wail: Am I worthy my meek, lamb? Puff of wind moaned casting a fearful heart; Come here, my child, to your altar- I sobbed. Eyes staring at me, awakening an oblivious heart; Bringing me out to a scenery hundreds of decade past. A man crowned with thorns, whipped by the cruel hands; To your altar, I saw you crucified. You said, This is how much I adore you, No length of measures knows its dimension, my child. A man crowned with thorns, whipped by the cruel hands; To your altar, I saw you crucified. Head bowed, arms stretched, body lay on the ground. Acts of surrender to you I brought out: My strengths, weaknesses and limitations Here I am- use me, Ill do my part. To your altar, Lord Nov.6, 2005