He chose to be strong,
to defy the tempter,
to rebuke the easy path,
the earthy, immediate concern
to center, and ground himself
in the important, the eternal
the path he was on,
about to begin
after the wilderness,
the desert, the temptations
He could make the stone
become bread
He was God
But, he knew the truth,
the weakness of the flesh
the loss, failure, he would commit
if he made bread from the stone
February 27, 2007
Luke 4:1-13,
Deuteronomy 6:16,
Exodus 17:1-7
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Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Bread from the Stone
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