Work of His Hands

(Inspired by Ephesians 2:10)

Before the dawn first kissed the earth,
Before the seas gave song its birth,
Your name was traced in love’s design—
His masterpiece in heart and mind.

The Potter shaped from common clay,
A vessel set for light to stay;
Each curve and line by mercy traced,
No stroke of grace by chance misplaced.

In Christ, the canvas came alive,
Where mercy paints and hopes survive;
His colors blend in holy hues—
A life made new for heaven’s use.

So walk the path His heart designed,
With willing steps to grace aligned;
For in your days His glory stands—
You are the work of nail-scarred hands.

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