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God looked at His creation as it

progressed and saw it was good;

when He had completed it, He saw that it was "very good."

The Great Artist was evidently much pleased with His world. It was a world filled with wonderful objects, shapes and

movements, a world abundant in rich colors like those of the rainbow and the rose, rich textures like those of beaver fur and magnolia leaves, rich

odors like those of the quince and the honeysuckle, rich sounds like those of thunder and running streams, and rich tastes like those of watermelons

and chocolate. --Clyde S. Kilby

Here you sit, held together by a fabulous interweaving of flexible

muscles and tendons and cartilages, all comfortably tucked inside an enormous

envelope called skin, which in turn is made up of literally billions of cells, each busy every blessed second wearing out,

eliminating, and then building up.

Yet you take your incredible body for granted, unless something goes wrong.

Rarely do you remind your pulse: "For Heaven's sake, beat!" Or your heart: "Did you pump? Did you count it? How often per minute? Five quarts a moment, I hope. Seventy-five an hour, remember!" Or to each little drop of blood: "Are you taking your exciting excursion trip through 169 miles of canal-ways and blood vessels in three minutes?" Or to your eyelids: "Did you blink? And are my tear ducts rinsing off the dust from my eyeballs regularly?"

Best of all, how blessed you should feel that instead of

making you embarrassingly tall to contain the 35 to

40 feet of tubes inside your intestinal

and kidney tracts, your Creator cleverly looped them into a neat little twenty

cubic inches.

It might be well, therefore, to say to your

brain, “Ponder!” --For your body

is a temple made for worship and

thanksgiving.

Butterflies in the rain forest seldom seen by

human eye are creatures of breathtaking beauty.

The delicate transparency of the man-

of-war and the hummingbird's wings are

inimitable.

--LeRoy Koopman

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