Dig It.

November 24-25
Our grandson had a fabulous four year old birthday party today. The theme was "Diggers and Donuts".

 His father borrowed a friend's excavator!
His mom piled sprinkle donuts high as an alternative to a cake!  They were yummy.
Once again I busied myself so in grandchildren glory that I didn't have much time with the Lord, except a prayer that went up here and there throughout the day.  Before I closed my eyes tonight I took time to reflect on the day and thought about how I had not done any digging into God's Word.
Searching the word "dig" in the contemporary Message translation numerous passages came up, but the one which really caught my eye and penetrated my heart was: Deuteronomy 32:6-7

 

 1-5 Listen, Heavens, I have something to tell you.
    Attention, Earth, I’ve got a mouth full of words.
    My teaching, let it fall like a gentle rain,
        my words arrive like morning dew,
    Like a sprinkling rain on new grass,
        like spring showers on the garden.
    For it’s God’s Name I’m preaching—
        respond to the greatness of our God!
    The Rock: His works are perfect,
        and the way he works is fair and just;
    A God you can depend upon, no exceptions,
        a straight-arrow God.
    His messed-up, mixed-up children, his non-children,
        throw mud at him but none of it sticks.
6-7 Don’t you realize it is God you are treating like this?
        This is crazy; don’t you have any sense of reverence?
    Isn’t this your father who created you,
        who made you and gave you a place on Earth?
    Read up on what happened before you were born;
        dig into the past, understand your roots.
    Ask your parents what it was like before you were born;
        ask the old-ones, they’ll tell you a thing or two.

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