In
last summer’s Olympic Games, viewers were reminded that Roger Bannister was the
first man to break the "four minute mile." Bannister ran less than 1%
faster than anyone else had ever done.
Just a second or two made a difference.
Many
call football "a game of inches". The referee’s spot of the ball can be the difference between
a first down and the opposition receiving possession. Possession can mean the
difference between victory and defeat. A few inches can make a difference.
Little
things make a difference.
One
of the biblical words we translate as “sin” can also be translated as "missing
the mark.” We may be barely off God’s standard of holiness, but we are off. We gave righteousness a shot,
and we missed. When it comes to the holiness of God, little things make a
difference.
No
wonder we need a Savior.
"No wonder we need a Savior."
ReplyDeleteLove that.
Thanks, V. V. :)
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