Wednesday, 8/9/17
Our readings today tell about
people who were ready to take on hard tasks. Caleb, with God’s help, was
willing to invade a Promised Land occupied by giants. The Canaanite woman, for the
sake of saving her daughter, was willing to endure the scorn of the Apostles.
The readings seem to be
urging each of us to take on some hard task that needs doing. We have been
putting off some studying that we know we should get into. We should straighten
up our room, or our paper work, or our closets that are full of what we have no
use for.
In an old movie I think it
was Donald O’Connor who sang, “It’s a
lovely day today, and whatever you have to do, It’s a lovely day for doing it, that’s
true. And if it’s something that must be done, and it can only be done by one; then,
there is nothing more to say, but it’s a lovely day for doing it today.”
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