The Greatest Knowledge of All

He walked as one with heaven's flame, A child of man, yet none the same. With every step, the truth made whole, God's love alive in human soul. He healed the sick, but more than that— He raised the low, made blind men glad. He taught that Father's name is near, A whisper close, a voice so clear. This is the greatest truth I've known: To see the way the Master shone. Not words alone, but life revealed— In Jesus, heaven is unsealed. To live like him, to love, to give— That is the greatest way to live. He faced the cross with open heart, Forgave the ones who tore apart. He rose again, yet not in pride, But just to walk once more beside. Not creed or scroll, nor prophet's scroll, Can teach what Jesus lived so whole. His joy, his trust, his silent prayer, Still echoes now—it's everywhere. This is the greatest truth I've known: To see the way the Master shone. Not words alone, but life revealed— In Jesus, heaven is unsealed. To live like him, to love, to give— That is the greatest way to live. To know his life, to walk his way— Is light that never fades away.