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My grandmother/mother passed on my birthday last year, and she left behind her old Bible and her mother's old Living Bible.
The common theme?
They're both falling apart. Spines frayed, torn pages, pages falling out, whole sections of verses highlighted or underlined...
So when I look at mama's old Bible, I'm reminded of a saying:
"A Bible that's falling apart usually belongs to someone who isn't."
And no, she (nor her mother before her) never fell apart. Her faith saw her through life. And I plan to make sure the same is true with me.
If you are a Christian and feel you have backslidden, I encourage you to jump back into God's word. If you're on the fence, give it a try. As stricken with grief as I still am over her passing, I will not let my faith in God diminish.
Please, go read your Bible, make it fall apart if you have to! By the time it does, you won't. Obey and adhere to everything it says. You won't regret it.
The common theme?
They're both falling apart. Spines frayed, torn pages, pages falling out, whole sections of verses highlighted or underlined...
So when I look at mama's old Bible, I'm reminded of a saying:
"A Bible that's falling apart usually belongs to someone who isn't."
And no, she (nor her mother before her) never fell apart. Her faith saw her through life. And I plan to make sure the same is true with me.
If you are a Christian and feel you have backslidden, I encourage you to jump back into God's word. If you're on the fence, give it a try. As stricken with grief as I still am over her passing, I will not let my faith in God diminish.
Please, go read your Bible, make it fall apart if you have to! By the time it does, you won't. Obey and adhere to everything it says. You won't regret it.
