Sunday 1 November 2015

Peter - Heaven's Questions II

When I get to heaven
I'd like to ask Peter some questions
Though I'm told it may not be important then
It doesn't hurt to record them here in pen

When I get to heaven
I'd ask Peter about his life
Some of the gaps I can't fill on my own
That weren't explicitly mentioned biblically

"Peter, there's a lot to ask about your life
But please let me start with your wife
You must have had had one, who was she?
The daughter of whom the Lord healed miraculously
How did she take your ministry?
Was she always patient when you were gone
On long evangelical trips with the Lord?
Were you two married before meeting our Lord?
Did she also think He was the Son of God?
Was she calm as ministers' wives are portrayed to be
Or loud and bubbly and all so free?
Is she here? What is her name?
I'd like to meet her in person, not just her 'fame'

"And O Peter what were your thoughts when Paul rebuked you
Before the assembly of believers when you didn't do good?
I'm made to believe you took it so graciously
Men of God like you barely make counter mistakes you see
But you were human and I'm tempted to believe
Your reaction may have been far from what in my mind I see
I mean especially if you were as tall as people claim you were
And Paul as short with his early balding hair
The newer apostle convert you must have trained at a time
Now says you're being hypocritical and it isn't even implied
How did you react? I'd really like to know
Not the assumptions that I've imagined and been told"

Someone would say it won't matter to me
When we meet in heaven these questions I speak
But Peter, if it still does, I can't wait to hear
Your answers to my questions that have been penned here

Biblical references: Luke 4:38-40; Galatians 2:11-14

2 comments:

  1. Great piece, Akosua! I find these questions of yours interesting and it will be such a joy to see the expression on Peter's face when they start rolling. My mind is drawn to something I think is most important as far as these thoughts are concerned and that is making it to heaven.
    While we wait to have these questions answered, let's try and do all we can to live the lives worthy of the Lord.

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    1. I couldn't agree more. It's true... Making it to heaven, much more weighty than answered questions...

      Thanks for the comment, I appreciate it... a lot... #allsmiles

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