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Prayer Thoughts on Holy Saturday
Lent 2020 The Yale Logos Lent 2020 The Yale Logos

Prayer Thoughts on Holy Saturday

By Daniel Chabeda, ES ‘22. Daniel is majoring in Chemistry.

A lie that many young, vibrant, potential-filled people come to believe is that busyness is the maximization of effort. This is not true. An effective servant of God must pray, receive instruction, and do no more (yet certainly no less) than what God ordains. Zeal for God must be pursued on God's terms, by his ordaining in our lives. Without this discipline, we become like Martha, who chose to do a good thing by offering service to the Lord, but missed the better portion that Mary received by sitting at Jesus’ feet.

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