Please still go there after reading this post!😂
This is an explanation to few of my lines in the acrostic poem titled Sounds of Living Waters.
You can view it at: https://instagram.com/wordsofnimrod_?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==
A double entendre is a phrase or expression that has two meanings. It's like a play on words where the speaker intends to convey a straightforward message, but there's a subtle and often humorous second meaning that can be interpreted differently.
But trust me, my second meaning is not even close to being humorous.
The third line reads:
Under our feet, soles weep as they are burnt up.
....soles (souls) weep as they are burnt up.
Even as I mentioned soles, even souls suffer from the lack of living water. Souls are in a low state when they are refreshed consistently by the living water.
The twelfth line reads:
Yearning for the waters, as hearts yearn for the Blood.
...as hearts yearn for the Blood.
I'm not a medic, but I think if we had no blood, the usefulness of the heart wouldn't be so pronounced( I can be corrected).
Aside from the remission or cleansing of sins, the Blood;
Brings protection: Of course, since Jesus is referred to as our Passover Lamb (1Cor 5:7, Exo 12: 21-23)
Brings authority and deliverance: ...and they overcame him by the Blood of the Lamb... (Rev 12:11)
Brings healing: Isa 53:5
Brings Peace: Roms 5:1, Heb 9:14.
So your Heart spiritually needs the Blood.
I've turned what is double entendre to Bible Study...😂
Bonus: The poem is an acrostic poem, it's my favorite. I learnt it from reading David, even before I realized it in the literature bank.
