If faith is an assurance, a conviction,
Then what is faith: an object or an action?
And what makes faith, according to depiction,
The only hope for holy satisfaction?
In days of old, our fathers knew your glory
And, knowing you, knew better their own measure.
Believing you would write the better story,
They walked by faith, and they received your pleasure.
Perhaps, then, faith is more than merely hoping;
Tis certainty of forthcoming salvation.
E’en in our darkest days, we are not groping
But standing, grounded in a sure foundation.
Faith knows its master, loves and fears his being.
This God, invisible, faith’s eyes are seeing.
as i learn to walk 
Great! I look forward to these!
J
On Fri, Jul 6, 2018 at 12:25 PM as i learn to walk wrote:
> joethewaller posted: “If faith is an assurance, a conviction, Then what is > faith: an object or an action? And what makes faith, according to > depiction, The only hope for holy satisfaction? In days of old, our fathers > knew your glory And, knowing you, knew better their own mea” >
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Thank you!
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I am not religious, but faith is indeed an important aspect of life. Where you, as an individual places it, and how it’s used…
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Absolutely. I think everyone places faith in someone or something. The object of that faith becomes a major factor in the course of one’s life.
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