| Zechariah's Patrol Report, Part 1 |
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| Written by Angus Wootten | |
| Friday, 29 June 2007 | |
![]() Zechariah these are those whom the YHVH has sent to patrol the earth. We each find ourselves in the middle of the story of our lives. For each of us, it is a story that is sometimes wonderful, sometimes awful, and often a confusing mixture of both. Furthermore, we often don’t have a clue as to how to make sense of it all. It’s like we’re holding in our hands some pages torn out of a book. These pages are the days of our lives, they are fragments of a story. Each fragment seems important, or at least we want to think they are, but what does it all mean? If only we could find the book that contains the rest of the story. (see Epic, by John Eldredge, p.8; Nashville: Nelson Books, 2004.). Where is the book that contains the rest of our story? It is the book that recounts His story: The tale of human redemption, most commonly referred to as the Bible. Another key question is, "What control do we have over writing the rest of the story of lives?" Zechariah reveals that YHVH is receiving regular patrol reports concerning conditions on earth. Surely, an insight into these reports could prove helpful to each one of us as we seek to exert influence upon the future pages of our story. The initial patrol report described by Zechariah was,"We have patrolled the earth, and behold, all the earth is peaceful and quiet" (Zec 1:10-11). But that was then. The current patrol report is, "We have patrolled the earth and behold, all the earth is rumbling with wars and rumors of war." However, the current patrol report did contain some good news:
Angus Wootten, for the Patrol |
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