And so we wait and watch the little boy’s lanky body grow
and see him own his first pair of shoes at about age of eight. The records
were not kept very well during that time and nobody knew exactly what his real
birthday was, so he had one pulled out of a hat so to speak and assigned to him.
Like any other boy his age, he dreamt big impossible dreams –
building a brick-and-mortar house with at least two rooms, for example. Or even
more preposterous, driving his very own car!
And we must let the little boy vow under the empty heaven
that if he ever had children, he would never, never EVER allow them to see their heavenly ham disappear on the day
before Christmas.
And there would be no
church and no religion, no God and no heaven, just a vast empty sky. And all
the love and all the sacrifice and all the protection and provision must be
given… must come from a father’s ordinary, merely human heart.
And he would
never EVER allow his little boy or
his little girl, if he had a girl, go without... go hungry for love.
Don’t be afraid. Do I act for God? Don’t you see, you planned evil against me but God used those same plans for my good, as you see all around you right now. Genesis 50:20
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