“But I can do nothing,”
When pressed upon to do…
The response of a little child
Having a fearful view.
Afraid of failing, no doubt,
Having failed before,
And not willing to risk the chance
Of failing anymore.
Or take another child
Caught in some forbidden act:
What are you doing? the parent asks,
And “Nothing,” comes right back.
That it’s easy to do nothing
Is definitely not on track,
Nothing is an impossible feat
No need to take that back.
Doing nothing is impossible!
That’s an amazing truth,
Don’t be too quick to disagree,
You will supply my proof.
Right this moment
You’re probably standing or sitting,
For sure you are breathing
And you can’t be doing nothing
When right now you are reading.
So, nothing is impossible,
You may have heard the song,
And though it refers to God
We ofttimes get it wrong.
We use it in a loose way
When nothing means not busy
But evolutionists stand upon it
And to them it’s not silly.
It is like planting one’s feet
On perfectly thin air
And trying to convince others
There is no need to fear.
It will carry your weight
And do so most assuredly
And if you still have any doubts
You’re the one that’s crazy.
Out of nothing, nothing comes,
This is a scientific fact
But some mistakenly believe
Big Bang was the major act.
With nothing to combust
There was a powerful thrust,
Big Bang is a must
In which we must trust.
Hence nothing is impossible
With God or Big Bang,
It is critically important, though,
On which our hopes hang.
Nothing is impossible
Nothing is impossible to do,
This nothing is absolutely nothing
A nothing no one can do.
Nothing is impossible,
This nothing references God
With whom all things are possible
In the context of His word.
In the everyday context
We have something and nothing,
We are always doing something
But at no time do we do nothing.
Nothing is impossible to do
Two ways to look at this:
One way is from God’s perspective
The other way is a miss.
Stewart Russell © December 9, 2021
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