Alone
I
lift up my eyes to the hills — where does my help come from?
—Psalms
121:1
There’s something about
being alone, a solitary being, by myself in remote isolation, no living person
for miles, no human sights or sounds, no reminders that other souls inhabit the
earth. Solitude is a splendid thing.
Yet, it's an awesome thing, tinged with dread, for the wilderness is overwhelming and terrifying in its immensity. I’m humbled, dwarfed into insignificance. “How fearful is this place!” I exclaim (Genesis 28:17).
Yet, it's an awesome thing, tinged with dread, for the wilderness is overwhelming and terrifying in its immensity. I’m humbled, dwarfed into insignificance. “How fearful is this place!” I exclaim (Genesis 28:17).
I feel small,
weak and ineffective, overwhelmed by the immensity of heaven and earth. I am helpless.
“From whence cometh my help?”
“My
help comes from the LORD, the Maker
of heaven and earth” (Ps 121:2).
DHR
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