Salvation Haikus

hai·ku

–noun, plural -ku for 2.

1.

a major form of Japanese verse, written in 17 syllables divided into 3 lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables, and employing highly evocative allusions and comparisons, often on the subject of nature or one of the seasons.

2.

a poem written in this form.

Here are some Haiku's that I wrote. There's a couple in each category. Hope you enjoy.
Law/Future Judgment
God's Law Disobeyed
I Was Headed Straight For Hell
Jesus Said, Fine's Paid

Thousands Are Dying
Warnings From us Come Flying
Those Perished Crying

Repentance
Why Did Jesus Die?
Not so I Could Keep Sinning
Some Still do, But Why?

Bible Says Repent
Some Still Live inside Sin's Tent
Why Then Was He Sent?

Faith & Trust
I Can't See You God
Creation Proves Creator
How Can't Some See That?

Nail Holes in Your Hands
Your Word Tells us That you Care
It Takes us Back There

The Cross
Jesus Loves us Why?
Calvary's Cross, Where He Died
Trust in Him, Gain Life

An Amazing Love
You Died For Your Love of Me
Saved by Death on Tree




seasons.