He slept where he stopped.
He never owned a car.
He carried no identification
He did not have hospital coverage.
He had no political affiliation.
He was clothed unlike others.
He ran with a pack.
He did not shave.
Never operated a computer.
Never carried a cell phone
His hair was long.
He did not have a place to live.
He was not employed.
He was clothed unlike others.
He moved around alot.
He was ‘not to be trusted’.
He was not ‘one of us.’
A loner.
Many said he had delusions of grandeur.
He really never fitted it.
He was disruptive.
He gathered crowds.
He spoke loud.
He lost his temper.
“Why would we allow this man on our streets?
Can’t the “city father’s ” do something about this?
This should not be allowed on our streets you say?
This is not to be tolerated by hard-working tax -payers.
Homelessness you say…too big a burden.
It is not my concern.
He was probably always a no one.”
Would you take the time to know him?.
Would you like to know what he is up to?
Would you like to know what he has to say?
He is someone’s son.
He is someone’s friend.
He is someone’s brother.
He matters to them.
Would you like to know his name?
His name is Jesus.
Would we crucify him the way we just did
This homeless man ?
You never know behind whose eyes
The Master is hiding.
