1. Go Tell It On The Mountain
In his state of rebellion, John increasingly desires the pleasures of the world, mostly sex, and the comforts of life like any other teen at that age but is afraid of sinning. ... While on the floor he remembers the sins he had committed and believes God would punish him for them. Even though his sins are simple but he is afraid that they are unforgivable due to his "father's" constant nagging of the consequences of sin. ... Meanwhile, Florence shows Gabriel Debora's letter and reveals to him that she knows about his secret past. ...
- Word Count: 770
- Approx Pages: 3
- Grade Level: High School