Where is Your Heart today, O Chosen One?

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Where is Your Heart today, O Chosen One?

On seeing the gold idols of nations Why didn’t your heart burn like Moses?

 On seeing wickedness of self Why didn’t your heart weep like David?

 On seeing the fall of friends Why didn’t your heart break like Jesus?

 On seeing the helplessness of the lost Why didn’t your heart move like the Father?

Oh! Where are you men of God? Where is your heart today, O Chosen One?

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