In his foolish pride, man thinks he is so great,
But compared to God, he is really second rate.
Puffed up in our ego, we posture and we boast,
Satan tried that too, and now he is just toast.
A false image of ourselves, we like to present,
If someone steals our limelight, them we resent.
Such silly behavior, befits not a child of God,
Better to be humble, although they think us odd.
Dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return,
In the Book of Job, God even calls man a worm.
Beware of your heart, it will lead you astray,
There’s a Lake of Fire, for some on Judgment Day.
Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego,
Were servants of the Most High God,
They observed Jewish kosher laws,
Which their captors found quite odd.
But so fair and wise were those boys,
That they had favor before the king,
And though all went well for a spell,
There arose a very serious thing.
They dare not bow to the false gods,
Which stirred up the king’s great ire,
Thus even though he liked those lads,
He yelled “Throw them into the fire!”
Full of wrath the king then barked,
“Make it much hotter than before,
Now bind those boys and throw them in,
Quick! Push shut that furnace door!”
Even though the men seemed so doomed,
God had quite another plan.
For when the king looked in the blaze,
There stood one like the Son of Man!
So because of their obedience,
Nothing befell those three young men,
No singed hair nor smell of smoke,
They just came right back out again.
When God gave us humans two feet,
A warning label He did not include,
He didn’t tell us that if not washed,
A foul stench they’d eventually exude.
Thus there have been so many victims,
When people take off shoes and socks,
Countless folks have already perished,
And have wound up in a six-foot box.
So as you can obviously now understand,
It’s important to take care of our toes,
We need to scrub those dainties often,
Lest something terrible therein grows.