After Hebrews 11:1-4
Each brings a sacrifice,
one, an animal,
the other, fruit.
Why was one more
acceptable than
the other? What
was wrong?
The one brought
what was carefully
decided and chosen.
The other grabbed from
what was at hand,
without much thought.
The difference was
the intent,
the care,
the heart.
Photograph by Xiaolong Wong via Unsplash. Used with permission.
Some Friday Readings
She Died Too Soon – Tim Challies.
Ancient Jerusalem: Not Where We Thought? – Nathan Steinmeyer at Biblical Archaeological Society.
‘Pillar of Salt’: A Poem on Lot’s Wife – Brian Yapko at Society of Classical Poets.
Becoming Writers Who Write the Truth Beautifully – Lara d’Entremont.
The Church of St. Mary Aldermanbury, Fulton, Exterior and Interior– Chris Naffziger at St. Louis
Patina.
Incensed -- poem by Mary Harwell Sayler at Society of Classical Poets.
