ASYMPTOMATIC

 For a full week now, I have not been quite myself--physically. (YES--written two weeks ago)  Achy---sore---tired- not my usual busy bee self.  I keep thinking this will pass, I will wake up tomorrow and be back to my old self.  Today is better--but still not 100%.  I was telling #1 Daughter of my malaise and she said, "You could have COVID."  I quickly told her I had not been around anyone but the family lately and no one else was puny.  She reminded me they could be asymptomatic----they have the virus, but are not exhibiting any symptoms.  Basically they are just petri dishes walking around sharing the virus with all they come into contact.  WELL now that is comforting!  I have stayed away from others, just in case maybe I do have it, but I am not rushing out to buy a test to confirm a diagnosis.  A virus is a virus---and I try to not share any kind of virus.  I spoke with a friend last night who had been helping with her grands and the same thing had occurred.  SO it certainly is possible.




How many of us claim to be Believers, but are walking around asymptomatic?  We claim we are Believers, but there is no evidence.  The question becomes are you REALLY a Believer?  This is addressed in The Book.  I invite you to read this scripture below and stop and consider---would anyone know by observing you.  There are certainly times that I am NOT displaying my faith---there have been times when others would probably question it based upon my actions.  I believe the term hypocrite comes from this lack of evidence, while at the same time looking with an accusatorial eye toward others.   We Believers are often accused of being hypocritical---you now the plank in my eye story.  SO, I am taking some time and thinking this over---Am I displaying any symptoms?

"If we say we have fellowship with Him
while we walk in darkness,
we lie 
and do not practice the truth."
I John 1:6




2 comments

  1. You always give us some rich food for thought, Lulu. Let us not be asymptomatic when it comes to showing others that God is first in our lives. Blessings!

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  2. I enjoy your thoughts and slap into reality !!
    You always make me think and see where I fall short! As you know I love the Lord and I can’t wait for your reality checks. You are blessed with the ability to share your parables and thoughts of life.
    I have been blessed with your writings and friendship. You and my angle Mrs Ann Clark’s writings (at 94) keep me thinking .

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Your comments keep my writing and often cause me to think. A written form of a hug or a pat on the back and an occasional slap into reality---I treasure them all!