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BREATH OF LIFE Read: Genesis 2:4–8 Bible in a Year: Genesis 49–50; Matthew 13:31–58 Then the Lord God . . . breathed into his nostrils the breath of life. Genesis 2.7 On a cold and frosty morning, as my and I walked to school, we enjoyed seeing our breath turn to vapor. We giggled at the various steamy clouds we could each produce. I received the moment as a gift, reveling in being with her and being alive. Our breath, which is usually invisible, was seen in the cold air, and it made me think about the Source of our breath and life—the Lord our Creator. For He who formed Adam out of the dust of the ground, giving him the breath of life, also gives life to us and to every living creature (Gen. 2.7). All things come from Him—even our very breath, which we inhale without even thinking about. Jesus, we praise You and stand in awe of You. We may be tempted, living with today’s conveniences and technology, to forget our beginnings and that God is the one who gives us life. But when we pause to remember that God is our Creator, we can build an attitude of thankfulness into our daily routines. We can ask Him for help and acknowledge the gift of life with humble, thankful hearts. May our gratitude spill out and touch others, so that they also may give thanks to the Lord for His goodness and faithfulness. Dear heavenly Father, what an awesome and powerful God You are! You created life by Your very breath. We praise You and stand in awe of You. Thank You for Your creation. Give thanks to God, our Creator, who gives us the breath of life. 
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 Be a prism, spreading God's light and love, not a mirror reflecting the world's hatred.
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