An Age of Vision

We have come into an age that seems against
all things Godly. Every event, every ad, tells
us to attach ourselves even more to this physical
reality. The pain of this world draws us more 
and more into a morass. We must then respond in
like manner or with no consideration or manners.

But the very power of this chaos, awaiting us, 
as we awake each new day, is but a reaction to a 
higher power that has been calling to us in a
new package for the last 170 years. Each day we 
steer away from asking the One True God for help.

A call from our hearts will bring a response
from Him, because he has promised us. But the power
is now beyond anything that has ever been available
to us in the past. 

'Oh God, I am but nothing before You. Will You
take pity on my self and lead me into Your Garden!'

Something like this, because we have nothing
to brag about and He has been waiting and
prodding us for ages to glance in His direction.

'Then Job answered the Lord: 
I know that thou canst do all things 
and that no purpose is beyond thee. 
But I have spoken of great things 
which I have not understood, 
things too wonderful for me to know. 
I knew of thee then only by report, 
but now I see thee with my own eyes. 
Therefore I melt away; 
I repent in dust and ashes.' (Job 42)

We claim to know things when we are truly lost.
Maybe we can fool others but there are two
who know the truth. 

This is an age of vision, of revelation, when
God's bounties will be rained down upon us.
But so few, so far, have turned in His 
direction. If we intent to go ahead into our
civilization of complexity, then we will need
vision because there are no precedents.

New is the news of our future. No pathways
to follow on. Machinery has been provided
to build the roads and freeways. 

The two tools are consultation and vision.
They must work together but vision must always
bow to consultation.