He had a power some might call mental telepathy:
Discerning people’s thoughts and giving words of prophecy.
To tell the future He did not require a crystal ball,
Because He was a perfect man, untarnished by the fall
He didn’t need some special mix of herbs to cure the sick,
Or some weird mesmerizing power to make His teaching stick.
By giving thanks, He greatly multiplied the loaves and fish,
To feed a multitude of people. Such a filling dish!
He didn’t have to cast a spell to turn water to wine
Or walk on water He created, for He was divine.
He didn’t have to pray for hours to try to raise the dead.
He simply spoke the Word and lifted them right off the bed.
Though being in nature God, He took no credit for the power,
But leaned upon the Holy Spirit every single hour.
His powers were mind-boggling, yet He declared we’d do the same
If we’d simply believe on Him and call upon His name.
He didn’t do it for the money, pride or worldly fame
But for the love of Father God. Such love is not a game.
He gave his life to save us from our sins and make us whole.
To ransom us from everlasting death He poured His soul.
Death couldn’t hold Him in its grip, for He did nothing wrong.
His resurrection power defeats the grave and makes us strong.
So, let’s lay hold of it, because it’s not about the motion,
But centers on the person who deserves our full devotion.
Worthy is the Lamb… (Revelation 5:12)
Signs, Wonders, Miracles 