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(This story is a true story that happened with my oldest son. It was in the days when I stored everything on 5 1/4 inch floppies.) Romans 5:6-8 (New International Version) |
As I sat in silence,
holding a floppy disk that used to contain six months of hard work,
wondering what should I do. My son, David, had gotten into my
computer stuff, and was trying to play video games. He was told
previously to not touch the computer without help from me. Since he
was trying to be independent at 7 years old, he got ahold of the one
disk that contained a program that had 6 months of work, jammed it
in sideways into the disk drive completely ruining the disk. My son went and bent over on the chair, and I said
to him, “No, not you.” He was stunned as I moved him aside and bent
over the chair and my wife struck me with the belt. She struck me
hard enough that a single tear came to my eye. My son reached over
and wiped it off my face. He then began to cry as he promised that
he would try his hardest to be good. I hugged him and Now as I think of the cross, I think of how my heavenly father
bore my punishment on the cross. I promised Him that I would always
try my hardest to not sin. |