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"Guide thine heart"

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This OOMlich game "RpongG" by Simco, and a couple pieces of eerie OOMlich art.

https://simco.itch.io/rpongg

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/559009372476887858/
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/749216088029373128/

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Every working day I find an OOM for the Strange things of our Maker in the arts.
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Let the sinners be consumed

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She was helping me get ready for work this morning. Lol

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There are things well defined in Scripture and other things that are not. But it seems we often choose the lessor defined topics to divide over.

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I wonder whether it is due to the fact that human nature is to fully want to understand why we are doing something and when we don't understand then we want to make rules around the subject to make it "fit in" with our beliefs.

For instance, when you tell a toddler not to touch a hot plate then they don't simply walk away in obedience, but first want to know why.

As we are discussing the feast dates this month: As adults, the Bible only tells us about barley being Abib to determine the start of the year, but it doesn't make sense and therefore we want to add additional rules and calculations to make it fit our paradigm. We basically can't accept that the dates may change due to weather conditions (which are all in Father's hands in any case) as it will be inconvenient not to know the exact date and almost everything else in our lives run on calculable time slots.

It is like an expecting mother who calculates her due date, but the baby comes when it is time and not according to the calculation. The parents wait in anticipation and simply go with the flow in the run up to the calculated date, but know that it can happen at any time the closer they get to the date.

The calculated date coincides with the birth date, but does not cause the birth. Even at the time of birth, only when you see the baby can you determine the hour of the birth.

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