Here I am Send me Isaiah 6:8 part twelve NIV

Why should we be following the exemplary example of the Old Testament's. major biblical prophet, mentioned in the book of Isaiah 6:8? All because the self same LORD God of Abraham, and of Issac and of Jacob; is still seeking and searching for both males and females. That he's able to send, on his own behalf, and on behalf of our own audiences. This is my very own personal case in point: At first my own poetic audience was primarily limited, within the boundaries of the North and western side of the city of Everett, Washington. First God expanded it through: publishing my poems and latter on some of my deceased mother's, Eleanor May Dubarry's poems in various poetry anthologies. But the real expansion begun when I first became an internet online combin ation of poetic/writer. Why didn't he expand my own boundaries earlier? And the second part of the self same equation is this: Why did he consider me to be both unprepared and unworthy of fulfilling this very great responsibility? Most definitely it was all about me; instead of it now becoming--all about Him! Not only my own mother knew I was a proud self-centered narcissist, but others around me as well. Frequently, I heard how others "have wasted enough of their valuable time on me!" And those words haunt me unto this very day--and Satan want's these rejections--to establish a firm beach head--and to distract me from my ministry to all of you! What's God's own advice? "Tell the devil he's a liar!" The Genealogy of David Ruth 14: 13-17 part one So Boaz (her kinsman redeemer) took Ruth and she became his wife. Then he went into her, and the LORD enabled her to conceive, and she gave birth to a son. The women said to Noami: "Praise be the LORD, who this day has not left you without a kinsman-redeemer. (Godly, close male relative) May he be come famous throughout all of Israel! He will renew your life and substain you in your old age. For your daughter-in-law, who loves you and who is better to you than seven sons, has given birth." Than Noami, took the child, laid him in her lap and cared for him. The women living there said,"Noami has a son." And they named him Obed, He was the father of Jessie, the father of David. Roxanne Lea Dubarry October Country 7/12/24 What kept me going? It was one of the last things that my own mother told me: "Roxanne, it is not important that you write about our families' history....You are going to be writing about much more important things than this..."