Christian poem 'I Believe in Heaven' by Albert Watson (Christart.com)

I Believe in Heaven
by Albert Watson

You may not believe in Heaven
Even less, believe in Hell
Listen Jesus told a story
I know it very well
A rich man lived so sumptuously
A poor man just had crumbs for tea
His body it was covered in sores
Dogs licked the puss and scratched with paws
Both men died and so we see
There's life after death for you and me
The poor man now in heaven what joy
The rich man out of pain did cry
Father Abraham I'm in such agony
Be kind enough to hear my plea
Lazarus's finger just wet the tip
To refresh my tongue and cool my lip
Sorry friend no one can go
From Heaven above to Hell below
Because on Earth you did not repent
Gods your judge to Hell your sent
Then Abraham I have brothers five
Still on Earth very much alive
Send Lazarus to warn of sin
And tell them of the state I'm in
Your brothers they are just like you
They will do what they will do
Ignore a prophet and all that's said
Even one back from the dead

So reader if this word is true
How does this relate to you?
It might be wise to investigate
Because one day it will be TOO LATE

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