August 14, 2007
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This Morning ....
I need to have perspective.
For, to me? It seems no great thing to continue on
in these circumstances.How would I view my friend, who has lost her dog, her marriage,
and her father in a twelve month period?
What view of her would I have if she moved 100 miles from home?
No friends, no family, no work?
What would I think of a nearly fifty year old woman
that insists she is an artist, a seamstress, a craftsman and yet -
earns not enough to pay even her rent.And what of THIS! She says her faith is in a God she cannot see!
That she relies not on man for her provision but to this God
she hungers to serve!OH! and there's MORE!
She moves to a city with unbelievable crime?
And doesn't even bother to turn on the news!
Relying instead on the protection of her Invisible God!Here's what I think.
The woman must be CRAZY.
Just that simple.
She obviously has more faith than I can account for!
Her daughters look to her for training and guidance.
What maniacal beliefs she must be teaching!And yet. She sits here daily -
while the sun slowly warms an Eastern sky and
cries out to the God she trusts with her life and
believes He hears her!What foolishness!
To believe He creates desire and then fulfills it?
The woman is a sideshow!
The
woman
is ....
me.
Comments (4)
She is a wise woman, definetly not crazy.
She IS a Proverbs 31 woman.
You wrote this beautifully!
I think this woman is really brave and strong, and she is a wonderful role model to her daughters.
Despite the circumstances (of course I don't know all details), I think you did great!
Love and {{{HUGS}}}
This was truly inspiring!Definetly Not Crazy.
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