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The Night That Jesus Came

July 22, 2015 by Amy Klutinoty in Personal Poems & Songs

As many of you may or may not know, in 2009 I had an actual encounter with Jesus that led to the transformational change of my entire life. This piece that you are about to read is my poetic, simple version of the encounter with Jesus that is still engraved within my mind and my heart, today. But first, allow me to set the foundation for you..

In 2009 I was without any type of relationship with God. I had no interest in Him or what He had to say in regards to my life. I was an alcoholic, addicted to prescription drugs, in a very toxic relationship, living in sin, in and out of jail, and suffering from very dark depression. One night, just like any other, I fell asleep in the same bed, inside the same room, located in the same house, within the same town I had been in for years. Yet this night, was very different.

What started as a dream, transformed into an appointment with Eternity...


 

The Night that Jesus Came

Wrapped in shame

I entered His courts.

Trembling with fear

I knew who He was.

 

Radiating with wonder

Ancient power so unyielding

Yet a simple man,

A strong man

He stood.

 

Clothed in white linen

Eternity held together

By the holes in His body

Where love poured out

Onto my soul.

 

Yet there He was.

 

Truth in flesh

God in motion

I had His attention

Nothing could be hidden.

In His presence all is revealed

Perfection knowledge in existence.

 

His eyes burned right through,

My heart of wood, hay and stubble

He saw the years of all my trouble

And there I stood...undone.

 

Entirely shattered

All that I had hidden

Unraveled before His mercy

He found me out completely.

 

Too ashamed to look up

I hung my head low

Yet even looking down

I was reminded once more

The holes in His feet 

looking through them to the floor.

 

An apology in order

A feeble mind could only conjure

With an unpure tongue

Infinite words I tried to utter

Yet in intimacy, He interrupted.

 

Eternity was smiling.

HE was smiling.

Unashamed of my stature

His eyes of fire

Burning with desire

for me.

 

His pursuit, now over.

His intercession, drew me closer.

Centuries of eternities

He waited for me.

I was His victory.

 

More than a prize to obtain

Or as a deed to be signed

Instead a Bride,

His Bride.

 

With His arm stretched forward,

He reached.

The Creator 

reunited with the created.

Healing hands of power

anointed my head with love.

 

Holy was He

I responded in fear

Hiding from His splendor

Yet I was covered in glory.

 

As a dead man lie

Motionless I died

Yet my body still alive

For my soul to be revived,

He spoke.

 

Words uttered in the Heavens

Whispered among angels

Unconceivable to a mortal,

He spoke.

 

Creation formed through His lips

A universe balanced upon His fingertips

Yet He drew near to my ear, 

and He spoke.

 

Quiet as a whisper

Echoing with great volumes

His power shook my bones.

 

Gentle enough to awake me

Stern enough to break me

Yet strong enough to save me,

He spoke.

 

As a diamond has it’s facets,

His voice an infinite of dimensions.

No pause to be found.

Not a breath to be caught.

Dripping with words as honey

Smooth and profound did He speak.

 

His native tongue I could not conceive

These words unfamiliar to my ears,

Yet I was filled.

For the first time,

I was filled.

 

My purpose had been stated.

The commission, made clear.

He called me.

 

Summoned by the One

Whom sits upon His throne

His dominion, my new home

He called me.

 

Glory captured my heart

A servant to His will

His plans I would fulfill

He called me.

 

And just like that,

In an instant it was over.

An age-old mystery

no longer concealed.

 

Ears still ringing

Barely breathing

My heart set on fire.

His presence lingered.

 

I met my Shepherd 

I knew His name

Forever changed

The night that Jesus came.

 

Amy Basel

July 22, 2015 /Amy Klutinoty
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