The Pligrims Father who landed at Plymouth in America in 1620 knew nothing of the bountiful prosperity that so many people enjoy today. durning that first long winter, seven times as many graves were made for the dead as homes were built for the living, seed, imported fromEngland, failed to grow, and a ship that was to bring food and relief, brought thirty-five more mouths to feed, but not an ounce of provisions they caught fish, hunted fowl, and vension. they had a little English meal and some Indian corn. yet their lives were marked by a spirit of content thankfulness. on one occasion William Brewster, rising from a scanty Plymouth dinner of clams, and water, gave thanks to God for the abundance of the sea and treasures hid in the sand. According to todays standards, they had little, but possessed a sense of grat gratitude.Gratitude is one of the greatest Christian graces; ingratitude, one of the most vicious sins, ask God to open your eyes to all the blessings he has bestowed on you, and to give you a fresh spirit of gratitude - not just at this season of the year, but always.
Posted on: Wed, 27 Nov 2013 15:20:46 +0000
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