Do You Doubt?
by Michelle Stace
See the mighty pines swaying in
the breeze;
Hear the sound that's made blowing through the
trees;
Feel the cooling fingers in the middle of the
heat.
Do you doubt the wind is there?
See giant ocean waves run along
the shore;
Hear the crying Seagulls as over waves they soar;
Feel the splashing water, always coming back for
more.
Do you doubt the wind is there?
See the furious churning as the
twister cloud goes round;
Hear the shrieking voices of its awesome, erie
sound;
Feel the tearing wildness whipping all around.
Do you doubt the wind is there?
See huge volum'nous clouds hurry
in the sky;
Hear thunder as it crashes; lightening streaking
by;
Feel raindrops falling faster, down from the clouds
they fly.
Do you doubt the wind is there?
See the beauty of creation; mountains,
plains and sea;
Hear myriads of birds making melody;
Feel soft grass underneath; a perfect harmony.
Do you doubt the Lord is there?
See the infant child; in God's
likeness he is made;
Hear the child's prayer; precious memory will
not fade;
Feel his warm embrace, his trust in you is laid.
Do you doubt the Lord is there?
See the weak and weary saint,
despised of many men;
Hear his words of godly love; vict'ry he will win;
Feel his earthly burden lift as God removes his
sin.
Do you doubt the Lord is there?
See the cross of Christ, the burden
that He bore;
Hear His agony of prayer, as He prepared for more;
Feel His ripped up flesh and the thorny crown
He wore.
Do you doubt the Lord is there?
See the empty tomb, the enemy
is beat;
Hear disciples' joy as they see His nail-scarred
feet;
Feel the wond'rous awe as into heaven He's received;
Do you doubt the Lord is there?
Do you deny the wind exists because
you do not see?
Of course not, your senses tell that it is there.
Do you deny our Lord exists because you do not
see?
I pray not, His signature is everywhere.
To ignore what can't be seen, won't make it cease
to be;
But for those who do, t'will be a deadly dare.
"Now faith is the substance of things hoped for,
the evidence of things not
seen." Heb. 11:1