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The world stands to salute the bravery of the team of Tokyo fire-fighters who were sent in to the quake-damaged nuclear power plant at Fukushima in north east Japan, March 2011. The risk of exposure to high levels of radiation is real and life-threatening. There is the great danger of ‘meltdown’ in the fuel core of the reactor. The Bible speaks of a future universal meltdown – ‘But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night; in the which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat, the earth also and the works that are therein shall be burned up.’ This knowledge should drive us to repentance and godly living!
We keep the same question this month, as we wish to emphasise another important point
from the Manna. The Manna presents a lovely picture of the Lord Jesus Christ. It
was small, white and round. In grace He became small enough to be placed in a manger,
which as we know is the feeding trough of the cattle. The white would speak of His
spotless, holy perfection. The roundness (the un-beginning circle], brings before
us the truth of His eternal being - ‘From everlasting to everlasting.’ Once the Israelites
awoke and saw the Manna, they could do one of two things. They could pick it up and
feed on it, or they could stand on it! Sadly today, many choose the latter and trample
‘under foot the Son of God’.
