"It's snowing! It's snowing!" cried the delighted young boy as the meeting broke up tonight. Yes, it's snowing. I'm glad to be home now where it's warm and dry. I miss the house we lost to foreclosure but I'm grateful for the home we have. We are sheltered and together. God did not provide in the way I wanted but who am I to question God? Yes, who am I? Was not God supposed to provide a miracle so that I would have a grand testimony to share? See, even as I write my rebelliousness floats to the surface.
I've been thinking much on the word, amen. It's more than than a sign off for a prayer. It's more than a word to shout in a service. To say amen in truth, I must be in agreement with God. Yes, God, it is true. It is so. So be it. There is no peace in rebellion, but there is a grand and glorious peace in agreement with my Maker. I found this on Answers.com when looking for a definition of the word.
"Acutally it stems from Aramaic -
Amên.
Which translated means -
Sealed in trust, faith and truth - which is much more beautiful to say out loud (Sealed in trust, faith and truth) until you fully understand what Amen means - "
Until that day, Amen, Lord, Amen.
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