> I can recount a few nearly died times too. One that makes a point about divine
> guardians, though, is when an RPG missed my vehicle and hit the one behind me
> instead. Maybe someone was looking out for me, but then, how come no one was looking
> out for the vehicle behind mine? I hate to think one person's life is less worthy of
> divine love than another... but that's literally what that means, then. Just food for
> thought.
That is a good question. But then again it is hard to see into others
hearts. maybe they were ready, maybe they were so hardened in heart that
there was no way of reaching them. again the choices we make affect all
aspects of our lives. maybe you will or have touched someone who will affect
the outcome of many. who knows, i don't. I know when my mother died at age
52 to me it was a waste, I was hurt and couldn't understand why her. She
beleived in God, Christ, the bible and her life showed it. Again I asked
why her? then at her funeral I couldn't beleive the people that showed up,
standing room only. people crying, people distrate and it's at thet moment
I understood something she had always tried to teach me, it wasn't the money
or assets she left behind it was the poeple she touched, those she helped
those that loved her and she loved and this church was full ot those people.
thru her beleif in christ and her beleifs in the bible she had died a very
rich woman one with friends and "family" of all races, and walks of life.
the money she left behind could be counted and used to buy a good steak
dinner is all but the people and love could not be measured, along with
the respect and honor and love of her family who could now see the value of
her beleifs while see lived.
Only here to annoy...
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