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Bridges

I've been reading Leviticus using the app called Read The Word which is associated with The Bible Project. The animations are great, they help create a picture of what things looked like in Biblical times. I don't have much to write at this moment, but I know that it must have been hard to keep the statutes laid out for the Israelites- truth be told, I have a problem understanding them, let alone following them. God shows the Israelites how Holy He is. He tells them that He wants them holy too. Sin must be purged out from their midst. As I read those weighty chapters, I pictured myself amongst the Israelites listening to the words of Moses reading God's commandments. Maybe I would have been attentive, taking detailed notes, or maybe I would be gazing into the wilderness wondering where this much talked about land of promise is. But I know for sure that I my heart would be heavy, weary and tired from wandering, wondering how I could possibly be holy as God had commande

Path of Sorrow

Along this path of sorrow Along this winding road I find myself traveling Where sorrow is unknown And chaos calls to chaos Below the waterfalls All Your waves crash o’er me I’m crushed beneath it all But I know, I know You remain the same Even in, even in My wandering Sometimes I often wonder If You have let me down Why does it seem I walk alone Where trouble finds me out But sorrow as my company I fix my eyes on You Soon again I’ll praise Your name And feel my soul renewed As I know, I know You remain the same Even in, even in My wandering Oh I know, I know You remain the same Even in, even in My wandering A traveler never reaches That sacred place alone A light to always guide you Along the narrow road So steadily I keep my stride Through every briar and thorn Although my flesh will falter My hope is in the Lord Because I know, I know You remain the same Even in, even in My wandering Oh I know, I know You remain the same Even in,

Another gentle reminder

Dear Reader, Read Genesis 35 v 3: Then come, let us go up to Bethel, where I will build an altar to God, who answered me in the day of my distress and who has been with me wherever I have gone. ” "...God,  who answered me in the day of my distress and who has been with me wherever I have gone. ” God is faithful to His promise. He will never leave nor forsake those who trust in Him. Love, FeyVored