User:Joe Spencer/who is like God

  who is like God
  
  ancient of days, of most ancient
  days--he who, being of so many days, hath
  all of them drawn in one--
  milennially dwelt--dwells--just so
  
  in lowly valley that he, as man,
  should taste the bitterness of hell
  on an earth he helped to build, knowingly
  understanding thereby the Gog
  
  (ruler of wealth) whom almost no
  failing child of his should
  at all withstand; I say he knew
  this intimately, personally, and I
  
  hear the very bones of the earth speak it;
  ears, hear what the clay itself crieth:
  ready tears fell to me as he laid low
  Abel's lifeless body into the hearth
  
  near my own ruddy bowels, and, lo,
  driven up from me, there went forth a claim
  on the blood of the other, the low
  understudy of Gog, slayer of the
  
  righteous son, withstander of wealth;
  great wonders, however, arise, even a
  oneness of so many days: Av
  denominate they all now the father of the 
  
  atoning one (the typical Abel), call they that
  newly (and thereby) made patriarch, who,
  downward bowed, speaks of the (at last) prophesied;
                O!,

• The scripture that inspired this poem: Abr 3:21.
• Other scriptures engaged in this poem: D&C 107:54, Dan 7:9, Gen 2:17, D&C 116:1, Moses 1:20, Ezek 38:2, Gen 4:1-15, D&C 107:56.