Anyway, much of the book inspired my sermon from last week on Matthew 11:28-30... but one poem that MaryAnn borrowed from another author, I think, really sums up what Sabbath and rest are about as people of faith. I share it here for you...
Six
days you shall be a workaholic; on the seventh day,
shall you join the serene
company of human beings.
Six
days shall you take orders from your boss; on the seventh day,
shall you be
master/mistress of your own life.
Six
days you shall toil in the market; on the seventh day,
shall you detach from
money matters.
Six
days shall you create, drive, invent, push; on the seventh day,
you shall
reflect.
Six
day you shall be the perfect success; on the seventh day,
shall you remember
that not everything is in your power.
Six
days shall you be a miserable failure; on the seventh day,
shall you be on top
of the world.
Six
days shall you enjoy the blessings of work; on the seventh day,
shall you
understand that being is as important as doing.
(Blu Greenberg).
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