Shepherd King
Part 7
I couldn't
dress the wounds and cuts and bruises the goblins had left me with,
because I couldn't reach my back. I was learning though, to be
content in whatever circumstance
I found myself.
I found that what I thought I needed was not always what I really
needed. I was becoming grateful for what I DID have.
One day, I came
upon a village of giants. They were evil beings and were hardly able
to get along with each other. They were dedicated to killing all who
were in the service of the shepherd king. They had great physical
strength, and that coupled with the attack on the mind made them
unstoppable conquerors and soldiers of the fiercest kind. They were
hideous.
I stuck to my
narrow path and did not veer to the right or the left. I was spotted
by some of these ungraceful and grotesque warriors. My heart nearly
stopped as they began running towards me. I froze. But a funny
thing happened. When they got close enough they reached out with
swords and their large hands trying to take my head off, or pull me
apart, and they found there was an invisible shield around me. I was
sealed. They couldn't touch me.
I found my best
weapon to be the Word of the Shepherd King – all in my book. These
giants could easily have killed me (and on more than one occasion
they did try). Indeed, I did not have the strength I had started
out with. I was slow and clumsy. Passersby on the narrow road I was
on, would stare at me, indicating with their eyes how useless and
ugly they deemed me to be. Some laughed at me. The Shepherd King
did not show Himself on these occasions, but He was
there............... I knew He was there.
The hair on the
back of my neck would raise up whenever one of these giants came
near. I could feel their eyes when they were staring at me, but
eventually the tables turned and THEY feared ME. I was so devoted to
the Shepherd King that my light had grown brighter and brighter.
They couldn't stand the light and would retreat whenever it would
shine forth with sunbeams looking like golden ladders reaching from
heaven to earth. I had almost no strength to fight with anymore, but
I would read the words in my book that said, “I can do all things
through the Shepherd King who strengthens me.” The book told me
that the Shepherd King would fight for me, and that He would never
leave me. It even told me that my life had purpose. I was not some
kind of coincidental mishap that fate had raised up from the the
random mixture of my ancestor's DNA.
And so I
continued on my journey – a different person than when I started
out.
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