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Brad,
Your suggestion of snuggling up to the Father and placing our head on
His chest reminds me of Zephaniah 3:17 which says, "The Lord your God
is with you, He is mighty to save. He will take great delight in
you, He will quiet you with His love, He will rejoice over you with
singing." That verse always reminds me of Greg, rocking our children
to sleep when they were babies. I like thinking of God that way,
rocking me and comforting me with His lullaby when I am troubled.
Kathy
At 01:26 PM 10/7/2005, you wrote:
>Ned,
>
>I know you've struggled with your driver position for some time now. Either
>the enemy is trying to knock you off your saddle, or God's trying to get
>your attention??? I pray for discernment of the entire situation and for
>God to guide you and give you peace and comfort. It is not always easy to
>find perspective and discernment when various areas of life are hit
>simultaneously. In the mean time, you know who to snuggle up to for peace,
>comfort, and answers... Father's chest.
>
>A song entitled Embrace This Place by Among Thorns, a sort of alternative
>Christian group says...
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>"Draw us near to your heart
>oh God, let us rest our head,
>on your chest
>Place our hand in yours
>Hold us face to face... embrace this place"
>
>That imagery of resting our head against the Father's chest as a child does
>his erthly father is so cool.
>
>All will work out.
>
>Brad
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