Today’s Thought “A Canvas In Abstract” G. Ward

 

Matthew 7:12 “So whatever you wish that others would do to you, do also to them, for this is the Law and the Prophets.”

 

On yesterday America heard of nearly 2200 victims of covid-19 having died and causing sympathetic pause from many. In September 2001 a total of 2977 were killed in that infamous attack (New York City) and America grieved for many days thereafter. Should the events surrounding death produce a contrast in grief? While this current pestilence is debilitating to our soul, lack of security, very particularly that which compromised our military might remains comparably synonymous with the Jewish nation’s hope to be recognized for their rich heritage in view of their being over-taxed and de-valued.

More significant to military might and national pride, exists a Deliverer who cared then and now (1 Pe.5:7), that the soul provided man would purport unto others the altruism shown by the Master (particularly in their time of trouble) via a pause whereby emotion would take on misery felt in others as demonstrated unto me (Ro.12:15).