Synopsis
A hopeless pilgrim, lost in a barren wilderness, desperately seeks a path to lead him out.
A master craftsman, enduring the simple questions of a novice, slowly creates a glorious masterwork.
A mighty swordsman, confronted with a foe that he cannot defeat, faces his fight in the only way he can.
The Scriptures are replete with pictures and images to represent God’s grace and glory. The above described characters, now recast in poetic verse, are only a few such images, designed to emphasize an over-arching picture of God’s amazing grace and infinite glory.
In his debut poetry collection, William Steeves presents more than 20 original poems of worship, including three major allegorical poems. The Wanderer's Road considers the hope of salvation amid a world of confusion and loss. Warrior of Wrath and Redemption considers the reconciliation of salvation, even for those who have grievously offended God. At the heart of the book, The Weaver of Eternity considers the architect of salvation through the lens of history. Each of these poems, as well as the other works surrounding them, paint a picture of a God who redeems and is worthy of worship.
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