“Remember the wonders
he has performed, his miracles...” Psalm 105: 5
Albert Einstein said, “There are only two ways to live your
life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything
is a miracle.” This quote was at the end of the movie “Miracles from Heaven.”
It was a miracle that Anna, the young girl whose intestines would not function,
fell inside a tree and was healed. A butterfly floats from her body up to
heaven, and there are butterflies all around her. The butterfly doesn’t look
real, but I do believe God uses butterflies to represent the miracle of new
life with Him.
In fact, I have seen this in my world. When my friend Teresa's daughter died, we took her ashes to a waterfall, and she scattered them
beside the falls. We went to the car to get the camera to take pictures to help
Teresa remember this heartrending time in her life. When we came backto the site,
we saw butterflies floating around the ashes. Teresa said she was comforted by
this miracle which confirmed for her that her daughter would be in heaven.
Another friend also told me they took his father-in-law’s
ashes about a mile out to sea, and a butterfly followed them all the way. When
they put the ashes in the water, the butterfly was gone. These miracles do give
us a hope of heaven, and the resurrection.
I believe I’ll go
with Einstein’s thought that we can see everything as a miracle. I have a
picture frame with miracle written on it in sliver. In the photo, my mom, my
daughter, and my grandson are together. A new baby and three generations of
love are a true miracle to me. God has performed miracles in my life every day
and not just through seeing butterflies. I know He has protected me from harm, and
from the power of Satan.
We can
see miracles everywhere if we would just take the time to look at all the wonders
God has put before us. Just the beauty of a tree or the tiniest creature in the
sea, typify the splendor of God s miraculous creation. Not only that, but if we
are observant enough and open our spiritual eyes, we can see how God sends
special circumstances in our lives that answer our prayers in inexplicable ways.
The transforming power of God changing a life of sin to one of service for Him is
one of the greatest miracles of all. Let’s open our hearts and view the
circumstances of life as the true miracles they are.
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