Man made Scriptures

"Man made Scriptures."

There are many Scriptures you'll hear recited
but you'd never find them if you were to look.
The simple reason is because they were made up
Yah didn't inspire any of these to be placed in His book.
One I hear so much is "God helps those who help
themselves," this Scripture you will not ever see.
What you will find is a Scripture taken from Psalms
121:1-2 I will read them in their entirety.
I lift up my eyes to the hills; Where does my help
come from? My help comes from Yah. it reads.
Yah is the one we pray to and He is the one who
has promised to take care of our needs.
Too often people will add to what they believe that's
in Scripture, yet they would be wise to read them.
Don't take someone's word or what you hear
for granted many words aren't inspired by Him.
Get acquainted with your Scriptures and read
them it will be the best book that you have ever read.
These words tell the story of Yah's people when you
go into them with an open mind and willing to be fed.
"Come as You are" is another one and they literally
do from jeans to whatever they leave the club in.
I'm sure Pastor Whorish don't mind this because I'm sure
it's not a spiritual sensation that's causing him to sin.
You see there's a difference in looking and lusting and there
are too many who have been tempted by all that they see.
When those jeans are form fitting they show every curve
of a woman's well built shapely body.
Now 1st Timothy 2:9-10 Likewise, that the women dress
themselves becomingly, with decency and sensibleness.
Not with braided hair or gold or pearls or costly garments
yet when you go to church this is the way they dress.
But with good works which is becoming for women
undertaking worship of Elohim, this is the word.
Yah set a dress code for His people to follow forget the
come as you are and other baloney you've heard.
Man made Scriptures have an agenda set by the one who
gave them in the first place and satan is his name.
There is a whole book that many never read so why make
up Scriptures you think are there, now that's a shame.

Shalom,
shelly david wright, poet
healingheartspoetry@yahoo.com