Jakub's Trojan Angel
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Chapter 3
Has my disbelief kept me from entertaining angels, even in my unaware state of mind? The counselor at the orphanage has always taught that belief is the beginning of faith, and that faith could move many stumbling blocks. He taught me that a stumbling block does not have to be a mountain, or rocks winding upward to a peak that only an eagle could reach in high flight. He taught me that a stumbling block could be a small stone thrown, stained with hurt, hate, and unbelief, and that most times these are the stumbling blocks that are the hardest to be removed. I must be strong and have the will to believe that much can be moved, if I keep faith, even as small as a grain of mustard seed.
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Forgiveness is far-reaching. We sometimes believe that forgiveness is always for the other person; however, forgiveness heals us in ways that are unparalleled to any other healing. In order to be forgiven, we must forgive. Jesus died that we might be forgiven of our sins. Forgiveness is for all who seek it.
Jakub grew up in an orphanage. He often wondered and dreamed about his earthly parents, unforgiving of their absence in his life. His heartfelt longing took him on a journey that he never saw coming. He found himself on a flight into the land of Noigel, a land of evil.
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My writings include songs, short stories, poetry, books, editorials, and newspaper community columns. I love to travel and enjoy the outdoor environment with my husband and family. I love to travel the less-traveled roads in my beloved Tennessee. It comes as no surprise to look out my window on a chilly winter night and see a coyote cower in the moonlight. Bobcats, foxes, and wild turkeys are frequent visitors. Whenever possible, I enjoy capturing their beauty with a shutterbug hobby heart. A budding vegetable garden in the spring gives me a great promise from our Creator. I like to know that winter does come, but spring is just behind it. I want people to know I love them, and I love to be loved. I want to make sure that no loved one leaves my presence without me saying “I love you.” I like to include my readers in my group of beloved people.