Seven lines, with three and four phrases each, all supplication that begin with "Let us ..." Maybe the middle line is the main request, say? Let Us Jettison What Divides.
(The title is not saying we should jettison, or throw out, prayer, but that we're linking to a prayer with "jettison" as part of its title.)
It all leads up to this, Jesus' last call to faith and obedience. It's a shout. (Not a shout-out.) What does it all mean? I explore Jesus' shout in Jerusalem in my editorial today, starting with another big shout in Brazil back in 1822.
See here for a line from a song, and a book quote, on a great truth about life in Christ. Bonus: audio of the whole song, by L.O. Sanderson.