Fatal Assumption

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Mel Schockner

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West Texas juniper on mesquite base H 42" ,W 12". D 14"

Photo by Mel Schockner

Fatal Assumption

Fatal Assumption

Assuming because
we can�t see a foe,
that now we are good
to come out and to go.

Is a fatal assumption
because he is not gone away,
he�s been biding his time,
now it�s our time to pay.

We all have an enemy,
the father of lies,
to assume he�s not real
is extremely unwise.

For we fall for his ploys
since we�ve �nothing to fear�,
then we sing right along
to his tunes in our ear.

Singing �I can decide
what is right, what is wrong,�
and other key verses
of that ancient song.

�Til we assume there�s no God
who will judge us for sin,
the most certain way
to let the enemy win.

J. Christopher White

�Be sober of spirit, be on the alert. Your adversary,
the devil, prowls about like a roaring lion,
seeking someone to devour.�
I Peter 5:8
��and in every sort of evil that deceives those who are
perishing. They perish because they refused to love
the truth and so be saved.�
II Thessalonians 2:10