Easter.
Another day that requires preparation.
Dying eggs, perhaps?
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And, am I the only one that sees the pun in that?
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Dying eggs; sad really, the chicks died inside. I try not to think about that.
Then, the day arrives and it's time to find the hidden eggs, real or plastic,
with or without candy inside.
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A treasure hunt, each year, that elicits smiles when an egg is found; victory won by the victorious one!
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Doesn't that last sentence bring to mind what Easter is all about?
It's not the church service, the hunt or the ham,
but about the victory won by
the Victorious ONE;
the blood of the Lamb,
slain to save us all;
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Jesus Christ,
God's ONLY son.
It's important to instill in our children, while they are young, not only fun
but of true victory won:
Sin forgiven, death over-ridden, life never-endin',
Love that was given.
He stayed upon the cross because His eyes saw you;
"It was love that kept Him there".
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