by the Watchman Dana G Smith
keywords: light, God, Father, Jesus Christ, Y’Shua Ha Massiach, saved, darkness
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I saw a new plant today, one I planted from the seeds of an apple. It had grown and was on the shelf. As I saw it, in the beginning of the day it was straight as I had just put it in the sunlight. Later on in the day after a portion of the days sun shining on it, it was bending toward the sun, the light!

Through the day the sun continued to shine on this small plant, it was growing and pointing about 45 degrees towards the sun where the rays of light came from through the window. As night came, I moved the plant onto the counter as it was small I tucked it gently near a corner. The morning came as usual and I saw the small green plant. It was still green and fresh, standing tall as ever. But it was standing straight up. Even with the kitchen light on, the plant never moved toward these rays of light. The Florescent light did not cause the plant to bend towards its light either.

In The time Appointed
By the Watchman Dana G Smith
keywords: time, appointed, LORD, God, Jesus, believer, disciple

In 1962 an album was released titled ‘The Bitter and the Sweet’ on Columbia Records. On this album was a song that did not become popular right away. The song had been composed to music by Pete Seeger in the 50′s and recorded on his 1962 album. The Song, however, did not gain much notoriety though. The song if I mentioned it would immediately come to your lips and the chorus as well. Before Pete recorded it the Limeliters put it on their RCA records label and in their album called “To Everything there is a Season”. It would be later recorded and released in an album in October of 1965 by the Byrd’s who were formed in Los Angeles in 1964. The song was called, “Turn, Turn, Turn!”

Psalm 18:10 And he rode upon a cherub, and did fly: yea, he did fly upon the wings of the wind.
On the Wings of the Wind,
Hear I the LORD God.
On the Wings of the Wind,
Behold, He cometh.
Saith my soul,
“Thou art my God Forevermore,”
For the righteous shall be thy wheat, O Lord.,
Planted, Flourishing, Growing to Harvest.
But the Wicked shall be uprooted,
Discarded, Removed, thrown into the fire.