Tuesday, November 10. 2009
Fall
“A thousand may fall at your side, ten thousand at your right hand, but it will not come near you.”
My trip overseas was difficult, not in terms of unfamiliarity with the terrain or conditions as I’ve been there before, but in terms of my mental health. Being trapped in the desert with such boredom, having hardly anyone to converse with intellectually almost drove me into the abyss.
Fortunately for me I could still think logically and that wireless internet connection was available via social engineering and thus I remained sane. Reading is hardly possible as the conditions were not suitable — I did finish half a book though.
Even through all these, I felt God with me, carrying me through with his Love; the joy in Him is my strength.
Now, I’m glad I’m back. 
The song by Hillsong, You Hold Me Now, reveals his Glory and His new Kingdom.
On that day when I see
All that You have for me
When I see You face to face
There surrounded by Your grace
All my fear is swept away
In the light of your embrace
When Your love is all I need
And forever I am free
Where the streets are made of gold
In Your presence healed and whole
Let the songs of heaven rise to you alone
No weeping, no hurt or pain
No suffering You hold me now
You hold me now
No darkness no sick or lame
No hiding You hold me now,
You hold me now
In this life I will stand
Through my joy and my pain
Knowing there’s a greater day
There’s a hope that never fails
When Your name is lifted high
And forever praises rise
For the glory of Your Name
I’m believing for the day
When the wars and violence cease
All creation lives in peace
Let the songs of heaven rise to you alone
No weeping, no hurt or pain
No suffering You hold me now
You hold me now
No darkness, no sick or lame
No hiding You hold me now,
You hold me now
For eternity
All my heart will give
All the glory to Your name
No weeping, no hurt or pain
No suffering You hold me now
You hold me now
No darkness no sick or lame
No hiding You hold me now,
You hold me now
Me
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