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    This is the story of the « two hands »

    By Benjamin F Boyrard (27/10/2008)

    Before there was anything that is

    There were two hands.

     

    At the dawn of time,

    Those hands had painted the stars

    On the dark velvet sky.

     

    In the very beginning,

    Those same hands had created

    The heavens and the Earth.

     

    But on the 6th day after time was,

    After the perfect home was finished built

    These two hands had fashioned

    Their most favourite and special creation:

    A perfect sculpture and great masterpiece:

    Man… Man was formed from the ground.

     

    Day by day, these hands would embrace mankind

    In such warm tender love.

     

    But in sin Man has pushed these hands away.

     

    Throughout the ages, the weight of the world

    Was bore within these hands.

    Yet, these hands were longing to embrace

    Mankind once again.

     

    So in the fulfilment of time,

    Those hands left Heaven’s glory

    Without hesitation, in a gesture of love,

    They came to Earth as a lovely baby.

     

    Such tiny cute little hands,

    Tender and soft, as the love they carry.

    The very same hands of God, now walk among men

    As in the sparkling days of Eden.

     

    In time, they grew into the strong hands

    That gently and patiently work the art of wood.

     

    Years came and gone and these loving hands

    Started to perform wonders and miracles…

    Eyes were touched and were opened

    Hears were touched and were unblocked

    Possessed were touched by these very hands and were set free

    Dead were touched and brought back to life

    Lame were touched and began to walk

    Those very same two hands also fed thousands

    From 2 little fishes and 5 loaves of bread.

     

    Yet inspite of all this, we hated and despised them

    Even the very works they had performed.

     

    Now, in the darkest time of history

    These hands had to carry the heavy weight of a wooden cross

    Under the exhausting heat of a blistering sun.

     

    Yet the worst was about to be unfolded:

    These once, tender baby hands will now bear

    The excruciating pain and agony as spikes have been driven trough them.

    The pain was beyond what words can describe…

    So much so, that they became numb as the blood flowed.

     

    These precious hands has taken-on all the unbearable burden of sin

    The sin of all humanity nailed these hands of love to the cross.

     

    But, as the evening of that dark day approached,

    The life that once moved within these hands had left.

     

    These hands were un-hanged from the cross,

    Then they were embalmed and rapped into burial cloth,

    And placed in a sealed tomb.

     

    For 3 long dark and silent nights, those hands were not seen

    As many rejoiced thinking that those hands will be gone forever.

     

    But…

    But on one day, on one early morning…

    These same hands that created this universe

    Sparked a ray of light brighter than a thousand suns

    As the stone was roll away.

    Death trembled and kneeled… and the Grave gave way to life.

     

    Life was now giving a new name: it is called “love”.

    Some have seen these resurrected hands…

    Some have touched the wounds these hands of love still have.

     

    Today, these two hands are in heaven…

    The hands of the King who is above all kings

    Still ever so loving and wide open

    Saying: “Can’t you see how much I love you, my child.

    When will you return to me? I love you so dearly.”

     

    And this is the story of the two hands.

     

    Copyright © 2010 Benjamin F Boyrard