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... of Terah”. The next six verses talk about Terah, but it is followed by thirteen chapters on Terah’s son, Abraham. The account of Isaac has three verses on Isaac and eleven chapters on Esau and Jacob. In the same way, the account of Jacob has one verse about Jacob and fourteen chapters on Jacob’s son. In the future, when an account of our lives are written, there will be a few details about our own lives but volumes about the lives of people we impacted. That is what it means to leave a legacy. Each one of us could either leave a prison, which stops the next generation from moving forward, or a platform, which empowers them towards the greatness that God has for them. How you live today determines the legacy you will leave tomorrow.
One Life to Live
Life is short. At the end of our lives, everything we did from the time we were born to the time we die will be summarized by the dash on our tombstone.
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One Life to Live LIVE Life is short. At the end of our lives, everything we did from the time we were born to the time we die will be summarized by the dash on our tombstone. Moses was a hundred and twenty years old when he died, yet his eyes were not weak nor his strength gone. Deuteronomy 34:7 It is interesting how the Bible talks about Moses’ death. When he died, his strength was not gone. Most people die because they have lost energy and have become tired and weak. But Moses died because God’s purpose for his life had been fulfilled and his time had come to leave the world. The same goes for us. God designed our lives to be lived to the full, so that when we die, we would know that His purposes have ...... of Terah”. The next six verses talk about Terah, but it is followed by thirteen chapters on Terah’s son, Abraham. The account of Isaac has three verses on Isaac and eleven chapters on Esau and Jacob. In the same way, the account of Jacob has one verse about Jacob and fourteen chapters on Jacob’s son. In the future, when an account of our lives are written, there will be a few details about our own lives but volumes about the lives of people we impacted. That is what it means to leave a legacy. Each one of us could either leave a prison, which stops the next generation from moving forward, or a platform, which empowers them towards the greatness that God has for them. How you live today determines the legacy you will leave tomorrow.
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