Then your light will break forth like the dawn,
and your healing will quickly appear ...
Isaiah 58:8
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3 comments:
Loving your references to Scripture.
I hope you are right, or rather Isaiah. I suppose it can't hurt to believe while I slog through this depression.
Thanks, Megs. To Anonymous - I don't want Isaiah to be too right. Isaiah was a realist who predicted disaster. He was also a visionary to could imagine healing in the wake of disaster.
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