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You are here: Home / THE GARDEN KEY / The Master Weaver

The Master Weaver

May 6, 2015 By Susan C. Kussman Miller Leave a Comment

I have heard Gloria Gaither quote this beautiful poem.  I was looking a few days ago for the perfect sympathy card for somebody during the death of a loved one, so my heart was overjoyed when I discovered this card.  Thought it would be lovely in The Garden Key poetry edition to help the grieving hearts in a way of comforting them.  Is a wonderful and beautiful thing to be in the everlasting arms of Jesus forever and ever and ever–thought for the day.

The Plan Of The Master Weaver

Our lives are but fine weavings

That God and we prepare–

Each life becomes a fabric planned and fashioned in His care.

 We may not always see just how

The weavings intertwine,

But we must trust the Master’s hand

And follow His design,

For He can view the pattern

Upon the upper side,

While we must look underneath

And trust in Him to guide…

Sometimes a strand of sorrow

Is added to His plan,

And though it’s difficult for us,

We still must understand

That it’s He who fills the shuttle,

 It’s He who knows what’s best,

So we must weave in patience

And leave to Him the rest…

Not till the loom is silent

And the shuttles cease to fly

Shall God unroll the canvas

And explain the reason why–

The dark threads are as needed

In the Weaver’s skillful hand

As the threads of gold and silver

In the pattern He has planned.

(author unknown)

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