As mentioned before...I find this site to be a wonderful devotional and a meditative tool for me to ponder the entries made within and to reflect on the amazing individuals that contribute to this site.
This morning, I studied the picture associated with this entry. I just stared at it for awhile.
Ken, I thank God for your alone time, the time to search within yourself, the time to ask the hard questions, and the time to share in the wisdom given…
Here is the verse that gives meaning for me to this photo.
“He that getteth wisdom loveth his own soul: he that keepeth understanding shall find good.” (Proverbs 19:8)
Those are here encouraged, 1. That take pains to get wisdom, to get knowledge, and grace, and acquaintance with God; those that do so show that they love their own souls, and will be found to have done themselves the greatest kindness imaginable. No man ever hated his own flesh, but loves that, yet many are wanting in love to their own souls, for only those love their souls, and consequently love themselves, aright, that get wisdom, true wisdom. 2. That take care to keep it when they have got it; it is health, and wealth, and honour, and all, to the soul, and therefore he that keeps understanding, as he shows that he loves his own soul, so he shall certainly find good, all good. He that retains the good lessons he has learnt, and orders his conversation according to them, shall find the benefit and comfort of it in his own soul and shall be happy here and for ever.
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As mentioned before...I find this site to be a wonderful devotional and a meditative tool for me to ponder the entries made within and to reflect on the amazing individuals that contribute to this site.
This morning, I studied the picture associated with this entry. I just stared at it for awhile.
Ken, I thank God for your alone time, the time to search within yourself, the time to ask the hard questions, and the time to share in the wisdom given…
Here is the verse that gives meaning for me to this photo.
“He that getteth wisdom loveth his own soul: he that keepeth understanding shall find good.” (Proverbs 19:8)
Those are here encouraged, 1. That take pains to get wisdom, to get knowledge, and grace, and acquaintance with God; those that do so show that they love their own souls, and will be found to have done themselves the greatest kindness imaginable. No man ever hated his own flesh, but loves that, yet many are wanting in love to their own souls, for only those love their souls, and consequently love themselves, aright, that get wisdom, true wisdom. 2. That take care to keep it when they have got it; it is health, and wealth, and honour, and all, to the soul, and therefore he that keeps understanding, as he shows that he loves his own soul, so he shall certainly find good, all good. He that retains the good lessons he has learnt, and orders his conversation according to them, shall find the benefit and comfort of it in his own soul and shall be happy here and for ever.
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