Continuity of Life=Eternity; Day549
June 25, 2010 Leave a comment
It shall be said in that day, Behold our God upon Whom we have waited and hoped, that He might save us! This is the Lord, we have waited for Him; we will be glad and rejoice in His salvation. Isaiah 25:9 During my 1 hour lunch yesterday at work, I ran out of things to ponder when the idea of COL [continuity of life] came to mind. The other day, I was watching a Discovery channel presentation of “A Day After a Nuclear Attack”. The show mentioned about the continuity of government explaining all the contingency plans the US government had in place just in case all the leaders in US government are wiped out. So that night probably my mind was left with fears and doubt about what needs to be done during the DDay. I have my own DDay that I’ve been preparing for and that probably is the reason why I kept a journal of my daily activities, not so much to brag about what I’ve done but just a representation of what I’ve done in my life on a day to day basis so that at least a few people out there might grab a few nugget to help them get through the maze of life [special mention Britta, Brittney and Brent]. My daily health status is very unclear everyday, so I find ways to maximize my day to the fullest so that when the greatest day comes, there will be a seamless transition. I don’t fear the DDay nor so worried about it, I am just so excited about what is out there that the Bible keeps mentioning. No one knows if what the Bible calls “eternity” is really out there but I choose to believe that it does exist [what if it is real?] Yes, there is a continuity of life, the Bible calls it “eternity”, the life after our physical departure promised with streets of gold and there will be no more tears nor pain and people are constantly rejoicing and singing praises.
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MIT (Most Important Task)
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0500, Breakfast; journal; prayer; worship;
0600, Leave for work
2000, Dinner
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2200, Lights Out
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