For now, we are the meaning makers. Who can blame us for defending our own obscurities?
Ecclesiastes 12:01-08, Interpretive Paraphrase
We entrust ourselves to the futile things that seem to matter at the time, says the one who knows.
While you are young, before the inevitable days of sorrow come when you will say, "Whatever." Do all you can to keep the True God - the Ultimate, Personal Source and Destination - in your awareness
Before your seeming lights turn dark... Before clouds have too often been on the horizon... Before the last anxieties loom...
...When all doors are shut. The factory makes barely any noise at all. The softest birdsong awakens.
Fear keeps you at home, though all is in bloom. Wild fruit is everywhere, but those who would eat it are fatigued.
You are preparing for Eternity Revealed while those who will miss you prepare to mourn who watch their precious link to you dissolving, a dozen unique benefits dwindling, your support becoming fragile.
What they knew most of you will return to soil As what they knew least returns to God, who knows you best.
9/10/2012 Pasted from <http://donmcintyre.blogspot.com/2012_09_01_archive.html>
Care to communicate? I’d welcome it!
don@donmcintyre.com
Or –
“Seek first the management style of God (the Being that Jesus referred to as His Father), and His unconventional approach to right(eous)ness.”
-Matthew 6:33 (interpretive paraphrase)
Discover more from donmcintyre.com
Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.