Comfort Food Read the Bible in a year: Genesis 7-8, Psalm 9-10, Matthew 6 God remembered Noah is an example of anthropomorphism. God is omniscient, so He doesn’t “remember” anything. To remember something, you have to have forgotten it. That’s uniquely a human trait, but the Bible often uses human attributes so that we can grasp a fleeting thought that is normally too much for the human mind. God kept His eye on him when he was surrounded by death and destruction. The reason He preserved the family of eight and their animal cargo was because Noah trusted God, and He will remember you and me and preserve us as we pass through death, if we trust Him in Christ. It was God that saved Noah, but Noah had to board the ark. Think of it: among the trillions of people who have lived and died, God will remember you if you have boarded the ark of the Savior and trusted in Him. There is no greater consolation than this, in this short and turbulent life.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
God Doesn’t “Remember”
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Copying Plants
Planes may in time have flexible wings similar to that of birds, thanks to the study of mimosa plants, according to researchers. The leaves of the plant, which retract at the slightest touch, may inspire a new class of configurations that can twist and bend, and may even be able to repair themselves, according to University of Michigan professor of mechanical engineering Kon-Well Wang [1]. (From, Theft! The Stealing of God’s Design—Master books—publishing date April 2012)
“A good character is the best tombstone. Those who loved you and were helped by you will remember you when forget-me-nots have withered. Carve your name on hearts, not on marble.” ? Charles H. Spurgeon
