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Welcome back to The Road2Wholeness Blog. Thank you for taking the stroll with us today. Enjoy this Life of LAB season with Keyboard-"The Burial of A Donkey" Thrones.
Wisdom might be the fifth ear, but let's put wisdom on the fifth stair. "The apple was too early" means that in Genesis when Eve gingerly reaches out too early to become a throne, the apple and mankind was too early. Among the trees in the garden wisdom stood held between good and evil. Between good and evil... one tree was produced. The tree of the knowledge of good and evil; a fruit; a throne; a death. Til death do us apart is not a premature thought if the apple is picked early, but til death do us part is an early death if wisdom is the fruit. Naked among the trees of the garden means wisdom was pleasing to the eye, but not understood. The burial of a donkey is thrones established right under the human's nose. Marriage til death, but death stands up like a throne; "The woman you put here with me gave fruit", a pliable thought. "Cursed is the ground because of you.." a standing throne. Perhaps the board was crafty and the key too early; life was threatened and the LAB persisted. The human and "his and her" freedom of person. The good judgement and humanity for a person to be separate and apart. The wisdom of a throne to come and share itself among. No seeds without thorns and no fields without thistles. Garments of skin to share the ground with food; a fatal move. The burial of a donkey becomes the key to separate and apart takes its command. Yet, to command this donkey man must abandon his craft. The pull of a fruit with seeds to grow roots, let wisdom wipe it's brow and sweat preserve what was over ruled. Genesis! the Lord insists, and the LAB remains a steady fist.
Whence next time in property laws the man's reply remains, "I heard you in the garden, and I was afraid..". Let the Lord reply "The apple was too early!"
Remember to go within that you may never go without. The God within you awaits you. Until our paths collide again, I wish you... Peace, Love, Life, and Complete Wholeness in Christ.
In Service,
NaTisha Renee Williams
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