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Day 27<br />
The Wonderous Book... Genesis 1<br />
The Bible, for me is a never ending source of<br />
inspiration and guidance. It is written in the<br />
perfect way for us to achieve the very best in<br />
our lives, not only spiritually but also in our<br />
day to day existence. It truly is an amazing<br />
piece of work.<br />
The artwork in it’s construction is flawless.<br />
In my eyes it is like the grandest Church in<br />
paperform. Yet despite it’s grandeur, it is free<br />
for all of us to own. Why, because it is simply,<br />
the word of God.<br />
There are several versions of the Bible but the<br />
messages remain the same in them all. To me,<br />
the different versions do not make any real<br />
difference to me. It’s funny but I have seen<br />
people arguing about the different versions for<br />
some very petty reasons and I had to feel they<br />
were missing the point a little. Mere mortal<br />
man finding faults in such an incredible book<br />
instead of getting involved in all that is right in<br />
it. But again, just my thoughts.<br />
No matter the version, take a while to<br />
appreciate the immense workmanship in<br />
the verses. No other book in history could<br />
ever come close to it. Of course, it is written<br />
by man’s hand but I cannot help feel it’s<br />
creativeness is God. Although human hands<br />
wrote the text, God was the author through<br />
those hands if you see what I mean.<br />
As I have said numerous times, I like to use<br />
it as a guide to life. I can never go wrong if I<br />
stick to it’s instructions and follow what has<br />
been written. I do have areas where I tend to<br />
revisit over and over again, the New Testament<br />
is really where I get so much benefit but that<br />
doesn’t say that the rest of the Bible is not as<br />
important. It all is.<br />
SO, try to take a few moments each day to<br />
pick up your own Bible and read a passage or<br />
two. Don’t force yourself to over-read or stick<br />
to a strict regime, just simply read what you<br />
want. That way you will maintain the desire to<br />
return and learn. The army taught me that.<br />
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