Trusting in the temporal is no help at all
when what one hopes for is eternal. That doesn’t mean we do not put stock in
the here and now. And the Lord does not care for the stranger or sustain the orphan
and the widow or frustrate the wicked without in some ways enlisting our help. Even opening the eyes of
the blind and lifting up the bowed down calls for the righteous loved by the
Lord to be involved. But when I’m finished praising the Lord “as long as I
live” I hope there is a refrain that follows my life long singing. That means
we live our lives anticipating what will be while being fully engaged in what
is.
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