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JenniferShorten's avatar

Plowing is not passive work. The plowman must keep their eyes fixed on the goal (post, tree, flag on a stick) to maintain a straight row. After averting the eyes only for a moment, the perspective may change so much that it takes several more moments to recognize the goal and reorient to it.

Simultaneously, the plowman must be aware of the job immediately at hand, and make adjustments for maximum impact. If the ground is hard, the plowman must slow down and press in to break it up. If the ground is a muddy bog, the plowman must speed up, so as not to get stuck in the mire. If the ground is rocky, the plowman must occasionally pause, remove the stone(s), pause again to reorient himself, and continue with purpose.

Leon van Rooyen's avatar

Excellent analogy Jennifer thank you 🙏

Renee Galle's avatar

It is always a joy to read what you share from your totally dedicated to the Lord heart. You and your words are an inspiration always, steady and true. Thanks.

Leon van Rooyen's avatar

Thank you Renee - I appreciate your kind words of encouragement

Shirley's avatar

Beautifully said!

Leon van Rooyen's avatar

Thank you Shirley

gerard dipietro's avatar

Fro the moment in time we are in this message to me is both prescient and a Godincidence. I could go on and on!!! Ty Dr Leon

Leon van Rooyen's avatar

Thanks so much Jerry

Alinga Godber's avatar

The wealthy parking attendant....you don't see that very often. Love his humble heart and this message. ❤️

Leon van Rooyen's avatar

Yes that was a powerful life-changing moment