Greetings from yesterday. I posted this yesterday in the expectation that Patty and I would be at the doctor’s this morning. Please pray for us! It may be there’s a treatment that can help her.
Meanwhile, Nearer My God to Thee, sung by the Sharon Mennonite Singers–and I pray that for us, today, “nearer” means in the spiritual sense.
We’re all with you in spirit.
Thanks–and it turns out we didn’t make it for today, shoot for Friday instead. But Patty does feel a lot better, with the sun finally out for a whole two days (!) in a row.
I’m glad to hear she is feeling better, and will continue to pray for her and for you, too. The nicer weather does do something good for us. Our Father in heaven cares for us .
I’m sure you know there are reasons why some people are afraid to go to the doctor. We have some of those reasons. But the less said about that, the better. Thank you for your prayers, Erlene–keep ’em coming.
One of my favorites. Every time I listen to this, I am reminded of the Titanic.
Historians are in some doubt as to whether the band on the Titanic actually played this hymn.
Oh, I thought it was a fact, but I guess that some things that happened in the past cannot be proved.
*Lots* of things that happened in the past cannot be proved.
Thucydides, writing about recent historical events in which he personally participated, complained about how hard it is, even with the most conscientious research, to find out “what really happened.”