+ Our readings today are about the fruit of trust, but not just any trust, here
we speak of trust in the Lord God.
The first consideration is obvious: why
would anyone not trust God, of all things? “Trust no man,” is a common
scriptural theme; but so too is put all
your trust in the Lord – and he will sustain you.
David (in our first reading
today) put his trust in the Lord and he was victorious over the giant
Philistine (Goliath). The man with a withered hand trusted in Jesus and found
himself cured of his malady.
May the fruit of our trust in
the Lord be seen today in the good that happens to people around us, by means
of us: may giant problems be
resolved, and may withered parts of
us be renewed; as we restate our love for him and our hope in him now, that all
will truly be well because there is no one else for any of us to rely on
totally!
Blessed
be the Lord, my Rock!
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