Exodus 18

 




Good Morning, it is a fine rainy morning here on The Little Hundred Acre Wood. There was a fiery red sunrise just under the storm clouds when I started this letter at six this morning. Yes, I am running a bit late this morning as I tend not to sleep well the first night Madeline is out of town; it has been that way for many years now.

I installed the new and freshly painted fender on my antique truck yesterday, and it went very well. I was surprised by how much other stuff had to be removed to get this complete, so it took a few hours. Soon, the new floorboards will go in, and then the whole new interior! This will need to wait for better weather, as there is so much metal cutting and welding to do for those floorboards. It is good for me to remain busy when Madeline is away! With that in mind, today I have some maintenance on our water filtration system. Installing a bypass for the UV light filter and new filter elements. It is all in the dungeon, so it is a perfect project for a rainy day!

Well, I am rambling again as old men do from time to time. Let’s get to why we are here, The Daily Bible Challenge, we are in chapter 18 of Exodus. Where we read/listen to Moses being coached by his Father-In-Law on a better way to serve the masses of people. It seems like good counsel from this standpoint, but was it from God? We will never know, but we should always consider such things as we decide who to follow!

Talk with you soon!


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