Bethlehem Blessing

Since Moses lived 120 years, I think any of us can. I’ve got some things to do on this planet, so I need plenty more time.

We can pray for anything, and if it’s in God’s will, we will receive it. So, I am praying that I will live at least 120 years. Amen.

Moses was healthy when he died, and I am going to be too. I do and have done actions to go along with the above prayer. I exercise, walk, do aerobics. lift weights and do calisthenics. I eat bran, chia seeds, kale, healthy fats, protein, carbs, and lots of fruits and vegetables. I do deep breathing, I meditate, read positive literature, and study the Bible.

I am not perfect, but I try.

Moses had a purpose, and he lived long enough to fulfill it. Before he went to heaven, he turned the reins over to Joshua. I plan to have people in place to carry on where I will leave off in this world. Because I want my endeavors to last.

I do see, though, that it is important to enjoy the process of living while we are here. And that we need to have fun and enjoy our fellow man. Being kind and loving is something I strive to do with the help of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Being patient and noticing art in its many forms is a value. As I tend to my bonsais, nurturing them as they sit still, grow, and flourish, they teach me to be quiet and wait on Jesus to lead me through this life.

And each day I watch my cat Jake as he has fun playing with his catnip and his toys. It is the simple pleasures that sustain us.

Deuteronomy 34:7 reads, “Moses was one hundred and twenty years old when he died. His eyes were not dim, nor his natural vigor diminished.”NKJV

Thank you for reading.

I love you,

Lisa Brown