Today a little class room in KS is going to meet with sorrow and an empty desk. but their school is still standing and they are all well, fed and clothed.

In China today they will get up to severe building damage and sorrow as they face the day with the equivalent of 1/4 of the members of the Holdeman's to be buried in adverse conditions.

In Myamar they are contending with the loss of the equivalent of the whole H conference, plus the total loss of their livelyhoods and everything they owned.


I am just using the H numbers as an example here, because it is a number we can relate to. but sometimes I wonder if we have a real life picture of the big picture.
Do we really understand that God is holding each of us in his hand? He really knows what is going on with each of us? He loves us enough to give us a choice to love him on our own? that we each are like the sparrow? He has the very hairs of or lack of hair on our heads numbered? He is there when we are at our lowest and when we are on the top.

Our God is bigger than any thing we can ever relate to. and he answers prayers many times before they are prayed and many times many years after they are prayed and many times it is years later till we can see that our prayer really has been answered.

Love and prayers, Locklady

Something Brent will never under stand .

In Myanmar .

Had the ruling athority had any compassion on there people thay could

have worned then of coming disaster .

Had that happened , perhaps there could have been just a few lives saved

, But the military rulling partys rather chose to analize .

Rather than care .

It's a Holdeman thing , as well .

Reb,

Your compassion is a cover up, a disguise, a cloud, a shadow, a wind, a snake for wanting something for nothing.

Brent

Brent

If your true understanding of compassion and insight was lard ,

There would not be enough to grese a pan .

"If your true understanding of compassion and insight was lard ,

There would not be enough to grese a pan ."

Reb,

That's good, I don't want to fry anything with my compassion.

Brent