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40 Days In The Desert by Paul Francis Mc Cann Friday, February 11, 2005 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

He wandered without water the desert sun shone down brightly . The blistering heat got hotter . Without a drop of water . All of the tears he shed were dry , There was no water there . For forty days he was alone . No one knew . No one cared . He was like a desert so dry and hot . He couldn't think . In his weakness he was tempted , With no water to drink he cried . Quench me please I want to live older than thirty . Wash me with cool water my body's dusty and dirty . He was trying . He was crying . He was dying out there . In the dark night of the soul there was no water to spare . Day after day he walked on and then he began to crawl . Feeling lower than dust until he felt was nothing at all . Jesus was in the desert without an end to his prayer . There was no one who could have gave him water . Do you care ? �
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Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)	2/12/2005

Well yes I do and Jesus fullfilled the prophecy and I care a great deal about that.