Getting to the Other Side

Two donkeys were standing at a roadside. One ask the other, “So, shall we cross”? The other said, “no way, look at what happened to the zebra”. [1]

Crossing the roads in Texas can be hazardous. There is construction everywhere because of the tremendous growth and one can easily get run over if not following the pedestrian signs and warnings.

As we walk through life, our pedestrian signs and warnings are found in God’s word. In Isaiah 21, the prophet sees in a vision the fall of Baylon. He warns Edom that morning and night is coming. He tells them to return to the Lord for safety. Unfortunately, they did not heed the warning (16-17).

God’s word is full of warnings that make us aware of what needs to be done to protect us from harm. As pointed out in today’s passage, without God’s instruction, there is no light of dawn. There is only distress, darkness, and fearful gloom.

It’s important to know God’s plan for us, have the right priorities, and do the things that really matter. Then, keep going in the right direction with the Holy Spirit as our guide. With the discipline to follow, we will get there. We can step ahead and cross the road to the other side without being run over. We can proceed with poise because victory is assured.

This day with You God, Your word sheds light so we can see the Way. We trust You God more than anyone. We live out Your plan for us towards the glorious light of eternity. The path marked out for us is the Way of Jesus. There is direction in each step as we step ahead toward the victorious finish in Jesus’ name … Amen.

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5 Responses to Getting to the Other Side

  1. Alan Kearns's avatar Alan Kearns says:

    Excellent post brother, and a very clever title which I only noticed at the end of the post. Thank you! God bless you today 🙏

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  2. Excellent. Love this: “As we walk through life, our pedestrian signs and warnings are found in God’s word. In Isaiah 21, the prophet sees in a vision the fall of Baylon. He warns Edom that morning and night is coming. He tells them to return to the Lord for safety. Unfortunately, they did not heed the warning (16-17).”

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