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Pretty deep, Jon.
Not really sure of the meaning but I'll give it a shot.
Stan is doing the best that he can be expected to do, as an eight year old. He takes a great deal of time to perfect his perception of the sunset so that he can present it to the father.
Doesn't really matter what the painting looked like, the father was well pleased with the effort that Stan put into it.
All that we do, with the motivation to please our Father, is beautiful to Him. The unfortunate side to this is that we have lost the "childlike" innocence that Stan had. I don't know as I ever look at my efforts and like what I've done.
I suppose the driving lesson is to do our best and the Father will be pleased.
Am I anywhere near the intended lesson?
In His Service,
2007-06-30 07:38:35 Posted by Teri ()
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I couldn't have said it better myself.
2007-06-30 09:12:02 Posted by Jon ()
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Wonderful post and answer Teri.
I enjoyed reading it and thinking about it.
Good job to both of you!
God bless ya!!
2007-06-30 16:29:28 Posted by Mary Lou ()
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I think that deep down inside, each of us will find a meaning to it that God is pointing out to us individually. This is truly an annointed story. Thanks for sharing Jon.
God bless
2007-06-30 18:10:49 Posted by Lee ()
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Hi Jon,
Good post, something to think about.
You have some great comments....
Thanks for sharing....
God Bless you and yours...
With God's Love,
Lois
2007-06-30 19:58:20 Posted by Lois ()
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Hi Jon,
Hope you had a good 4th...
God bless you and your family..
With God's Love,
Lois J.
2007-07-04 22:06:05 Posted by Lois ()
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Good evening Jon,
Where art thou? Have missed your post!
Have a great weekend...
Blessings to you and your family..
In His Love,
Lois J.
2007-07-07 13:28:26 Posted by Lois ()
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One word:
Service.
That is what kicked me in the head, Jon...
(it was a genetle kick -- LOL)
Your Brother,
Mel
2007-07-09 11:10:53 Posted by Mel ()
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