#Ebola_Effect_In_The_Bible The Bible also has stories of Ebola Effects......This thing called ebola is real.Lets Traverse the life Of Elijah. I am reading the story of Elijah.Elijah was probably the most famous of Gods prophets in the Bible.But he too had Ebola Effects towards the widow. Elijah when drinking wine with the widow to the setting sun and the star at heaven saw for the first time that she was beautiful,elegant and stunning. She was at least ten years older than he, but at that moment he felt great tenderness for her. He was not accustomed to such sentiments, and he was filled with fear; he remembered Jezebels eyes,which were glowing in green and the wish he had made upon leaving Ahabs palace–to marry a woman from Lebanon. As they imbibed their wine,and having conversation,Elijahs heart was beginning to give signs of alarm; he was enjoying being at this womans side. Love could be a more frightening experience than standing before Ahabs soldier with an arrow aimed at his heart; if the arrow had struck him, he would be dead–and the rest was up to God. But if love struck him, he alone would have to take responsibility for the consequences. His thoughts were amalgamated in his mind about love.... “I have so wished for love in my life,” he thought. And yet, now that it was before him–and beyond doubt it was there; all he had to do was not run away from it–his sole thought was to forget it as quickly as possible. “I should so like to tell her that,” he thought. “But I dont know how. Its easier to speak of the love of God.” This is what so many poachers and poachees face.They want to speak out their feelings,the love they have for someone but fear takes charge.Fear makes the tongue-tied, and the feelings vanish with time. On the other end the widow had harbored the same feelings.Elijah had awakened something she had never felt: LOVE.She too had fear to express her feelings.She had myriads of excuses why she could not date Elijah.She was aware that it was a dream impossible of fulfillment, for the man before her could go away at any moment, shed Jezebels blood, and never return to tell of what had happened.In her heart she decided to love Elijah even if never knew; she did not need his permission to miss him, to think of him every moment of the day, to await him for the evening meal, and to worry about the plots that people could be weaving against him. Freedom to her was to feel what the heart desired, with no thought to the opinion of the rest. They both knew their souls were in danger but opted not to share............ Am still reading this Ebola Effect both Elija and the woman had.Why do we fear to disclose our love for someone?
Posted on: Mon, 03 Nov 2014 08:32:27 +0000
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