Proverbs 9:10 (NIV)
The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom,
and knowledge
of the Holy One is understanding.
In early 1994, Ramona Callaway of Alberta, Canada, began
suffering horrible seizures. At first she was convinced she had contracted
Huntington's disease because her father and siblings had contracted it. But
tests showed that her genes were normal.
Her husband Phil, the editor for the Christian Magazine
"Servant", didn't know what to say when his young children asked if
Mommy was going to die. Hundreds of friends and relatives prayed, but Ramona's
weight eventually slipped to 90 pounds. Medical specialists tried everything,
but by the fall of 1996, the seizures were occurring daily, sometimes hourly.
Phil rarely left Ramona's side. He wondered if she would
even make it to her 30th birthday. One evening, when things looked utterly
hopeless, Phil paced their dark backyard, and then fell to his knees.
"God!" He cried out. "I can't take it anymore. Please do
something!"
Suddenly a doctor's name came to mind. Phil called the
doctor, who saw Ramona the next morning and diagnosed a rare chemical
deficiency. Within a week, Ramona's seizures ended. Her eyes sparkled again.
The miracle was so incredible, Phil says, "God gave me back my wife."
It is often in brokenness and in worship that the Lord
grants us wisdom.
Dear Lord, we praise You that when we are humble before You,
You will grant us His wisdom to make the right decisions. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.
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