"Thy Word is a lamp unto
my feet, and a light unto my path." (Psalm 119:105)
In the days of the Psalmist
lamps and lights were not great in "candle
power" as they are
today. In fact, they were more like the
kerosene
lanterns my dad and brothers
and I used when doing the chores at the barn
after dark or before morning
light. Sometimes visiting the neighbors
or
hunting small animals would
require the dim light of a kerosene lantern.
We could never see the path or
trail more than a few feet beyond us using
the light of a kerosene
lantern. We would take a step in the
light we had
and then another and another
until we reached our destination.
God has not illuminated the
entire path from salvation to Heaven's door.
He has not revealed all the
trials, heartaches, and hardships along the way.
In His Word we have a lamp to
our feet lest we stumble. We have a
light
unto our path immediately in
front of us. We must trust His precious
Word
to give us all we need for the
pathway. He has designed our journey as
a
walk of faith not a walk of
sight. If we will stay in His Word we
will have
all we need for guiding our
feet along the course to heaven.
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