Jim Bishop wrote this editorial for the Miami Herald Newspaper. It was worth sharing. He died in 1987, so this is old. His list of questions could have been much longer, but he chose well. It states that it was one of his wife's favorite pieces from his writings.
"For the water turns to ice as hard as rock,
and the surface of the water freezes.
“Can you direct the movement of the stars—
binding the cluster of the Pleiades
or loosening the cords of Orion?
Can you direct the constellations through the seasons
or guide the Bear with her cubs across the heavens? -Job 38:30-32
and the surface of the water freezes.
“Can you direct the movement of the stars—
binding the cluster of the Pleiades
or loosening the cords of Orion?
Can you direct the constellations through the seasons
or guide the Bear with her cubs across the heavens? -Job 38:30-32
The wonder of it all is truly wonderful.
Today, I am grateful for the right questions.
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