The solar eclipse has been an ongoing topic for months. Since two of our
children and one daughter-in-law are all teachers, it has been spoken
of possibly more in our homes than most due to lesson planning around
it. Then came the day when they announced the public schools in our area
were shutting down for that day due to the expectations of 3 MILLION
people heading into our state for viewing. This could cause so much
congestion that students may not make it home and then there is the
liability factor. If ONE child took off their glasses they could be sued
to the max...at least that is the fear.
When our daughter called to
tell me about the cancellation of classes, this thought went though my
mind: "An eclipse is a picture of why you cannot look in my face. You
see through a mirror darkly, just as you must look through the dark
glasses. If you looked without them, your retina would burn and you
would go blind. This is why Moses could look at Me only from the back. I
do not wish any harm on anyone, and in your present state you need
protection from the power of My presence."
Jesus stands as our
protection. We can approach the throne of grace boldly because Jesus
went before us and became our "dark glasses" we must wear at all times
until the day we shed this body for perfection. Then we can join Jesus
as He presents us to the Father, only then it will be face to face.
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