Amen, Kathy and Carol.  That's what I was telling Matt the other day.  It's
not about getting through the Bible in a year or shorter or longer for that
matter.  It's reading and listening, really listening for the Holy Spirit to
speak to us.  There may be times when He chooses just one word to imprint on
us so strongly that we go searching down the meaning of that word until we
really chew on it for a while.  So much to digest.  That's why I think the
LORD gives us eternity with Him, it won't be half long enough to see all the
wonders of His Word and all the wonderful layers and intricacies of "every
jot and tittle."

Paul
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kathy Du Bois" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 7:44 AM
Subject: Re: Attention Matt


> Carol,
> Your questions have been my concern as well.  Comprehention and
> meditation are what is important and who can measure that?  Some things
> may come in a flash of insight while other passages may have us wrestling
> for years, or maybe a lifetime.  I struggled for  almost a year to get an
> understanding of Phil. 3:10-12 that I could really appreciate.  Other
> passages come easily.  It's not the amount that i read, but the amount
> that i absorb and actually put into practice that matters.  To me, that
> is true digestion of spiritual food.
> Kathy
>
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