Holy Cow...
My eyes snapped open because of a bright wave of light streaming against the windows, so I thought it must be around 6:30 (when dawn starts to break around here.)
I was shocked to see that it was only 4 AM, and that the incredibly bright light straining through the closed shades... was actually the moon.
I could be wrong about this, but I believe that the Bible says that in heaven, there is no need for the sun, moon, and stars in heaven because God's light will shine so bright? So every time I look at the sky, I try to be thankful for these beautiful lights we get to see on earth.
I'm going to stay up a while and watch the moon.
Come on over and enjoy the view.
My eyes snapped open because of a bright wave of light streaming against the windows, so I thought it must be around 6:30 (when dawn starts to break around here.)
I was shocked to see that it was only 4 AM, and that the incredibly bright light straining through the closed shades... was actually the moon.
I could be wrong about this, but I believe that the Bible says that in heaven, there is no need for the sun, moon, and stars in heaven because God's light will shine so bright? So every time I look at the sky, I try to be thankful for these beautiful lights we get to see on earth.
I'm going to stay up a while and watch the moon.
Come on over and enjoy the view.
Yes, indeed, but think about this...if it is night (as Jesus referenced in John and other places) while the light is not with us, then we are called to be moons. What do I mean? Well, that's where the question comes in:
Q: Ultimately, what does the moon do? (Other than effect tides and such...even though that's a good analogy too...)
A: It reflects the light of the sun.
Q2: How can a person be like the moon?
A2: ...by reflecting the light of The Son.
^_~ Think about it.
#God's not hiding