There is something about the blank page that invites words.
What kind of words and how that blank page will be filled appears daunting at first. It can be intimidating. So much can be written, but what should be written. What effect will it have to the reader? Will it really convey what the mind wants to say? Will He be pleased with what is done for His Name’s Sake?
Yet as long as it remains blank it says nothing. It changes nothing. It inspires nothing. For there is nothing.
That’s why, sometimes, for the sake of populating the blank page, it is important to write on and on.
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For His Name’s Sake
Shalom
C. L. J. Dryden
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