The “hypothesis of shift” in a man’s mind is an
imperative to life, no differently for the need to breathe air, in order that
he may live. These shifts take place daily; in fact one’s mind from a twinkling
to moment will need to make choices as the day progresses. All, not only the
Christian is subjected to this reality. A man may lose his job and now be faced
with a reality that he never before needed to face; where will my family’s next
meal come from? Or he may be diagnosed with cancer and thoughts like what about
my family, will I see my children grow up? Then the “sin that so easily besets” may
lure the individual into the wrong lifestyle which will have consequences. HIV
a reality for some! Whatever the reality in a person’s life at the time, he
will be forced to make a decision.
As Christians we can either be thankful, or we could
ask “why me”? I seek my heavenly Father’s forgiveness of late for this “Hypothesis
of shift”; although I understand why I am in the place that I am there was
still a “strain of disdain” in my attitude. We have such a big God; so big that
He is omnipresent, the universe cannot escape His presence. Not a corner of the
unseen galaxies can ever dare to escape His illustriousness. Let that thought
filter deep within the recesses of one’s mind if possible. He is so majestic that
if He had to appear in person, the brightness of His glory would be too much for
a man to endure; His beauty would cause our flesh and blood bodies to disintegrate
as if we were chaff in the wind. This beautiful majestic ever-knowing awesome God
withholds His glory from us for we are unable to take it in in its fullness. We
have of course sampled his Glory in and through His Son, our Glorious Saviour,
the Lord Jesus Christ; nevertheless that is by grace through faith.
How often have
we gone out of our way to seek out a glorious sunrise or sunset? Its beauty
often leaves us breathless as even the amateur reaches for a camera; a necessity
to capture a facet of God’s creation, and to share it with others. God’s beauty
is so superior to the most glorious sunset, in fact when God reveals His
beauty in its fullness this is what will happen to the moon and the sun; “The sun
shall be no more your light by day, nor for brightness shall the moon give you
light; but the LORD will be your everlasting light, and your God will be
your glory.” (Isaiah
60:19) – In fact God’s glory is so majestic that
the sun will be forced to flee from its position in the universe as it
witnesses such exquisiteness. What a glorious day that shall be, how I long to
witness such splendour. There will be no need for sunscreen to filter the ultraviolet
rays; every child of God will bask in His Glory; “And the city
has no need of sun or moon to shine on it, for the glory of God gives it
light, and its lamp is the Lamb.” (Revelation 21:23)
Now with that “hypnosis of shift” in the
forefront of our minds may we conquer the day, seeking out God’s grace with
boldness as we continually seek out His brilliance and the grandiose glory of
our God. Praise the name of Jesus, the One who has made the way for all who
have been touched by God the Holy Spirit and had their eyes opened to a glimpse
of the glory of God, Amen!
Signing off
Tyrone
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