When I started to look up “Halloween” in The Collins Concise Dictionary I would have never thought that I would end up reading about “the collective body of those who are righteous in God’s sight.”
HALLOWEEN
The dictionary tells me that “Halloween” is “the eve of ALL Saints’ Day celebrated on October 31. Today is Thursday, October 31, 2013. Halloween is celebrated this evening.
And I am finding this about All Saints’ Day in the dictionary: “a Christian festival celebrated on November 1 to honor all the saints.” All Saints’ Day is tomorrow.
And what does the dictionary say about saints? There are several meanings. One meaning is “the collective body of those who are righteous in God’s sight.”
That is also what the Bible says. The apostle Paul wrote many of the letters in the New Testament and he addresses his readers as saints.
And believe it or not, I am also a saint, because I am righteous in the sight of God!
“If you keep your mind sufficiently open, people will throw a lot of rubbish in it.”
I am finding that quote by William A. Orton in the book called WRITE RIGHT written byJan Venolia. It is another second hand book and it was given to me yesterday. There is also a beautiful picture illustrating the quote.
RUBBISH
PEOPLE WILL THROW RUBBISH IN OUR MINDS
Do I need to say more about that? The answer is NO.
THE LORD WILL PUT HIS LAW IN OUR MINDS.
In Hebrews 8:10 it says: “‘I will put my laws in their minds …'”
In Hebrews 10:16 we read: “‘I will put my laws in their hearts, …'”
Do I need to say more about that? The answer is YES!