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行在主路上 楊景釗弟兄感恩見証分享(二)

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「我們一生的年日是七十歲,若是強壯可到八十,但其中所矜誇的,不過是勞苦愁煩,轉眼成空,我們便如飛而去。」(詩篇九十:十)	
	有了創造主,關於人生的問題不再向『人』尋問,而是改向『上帝』!首先,人在上帝眼中處於什麼位置呢?根據《聖經—創世記》,上帝用了五天時間以言語創造了萬物,包括一切的活物。然後,上帝用了一天,按祂自己的形象,以地上的泥土用祂的手,造了人的模式,並在他的鼻孔吹入一口氣,有靈的活人便是如此造出來。這個人具備了上帝賜與的智慧與能力,所以人能管理整個世界。
	世界樣龐大,自然需要大量不同的人,才能完成整個管理工作。事實上,所有人都是平等。
	那麼人為什麼活著呢?可以分為兩大類理由:	
	●人當盡人在世上的責任,每一個人生存在世上一定負有不同的工作;此外,在人生的歷程中亦不斷承擔不同的身份。 	
	● 作為神的兒女,在神的國度裡亦當盡人子的責任。那麼人如何方能達到上帝的要求呢?每一個人的能力與意願上帝都好清楚,所以祂的要求很簡單:就是敬畏神,謹守祂的誡命,這是人所當盡的本分。


盡本分 	
	「生老病死」是人的必然,無可逃避。研究『死』的人不少,追尋死後何處去的人更多。雖然我曾經看過這一類專書,或者他們的見解太深奧,超越了我有限的思維。
	上文曾提到我有閱讀有關人體結構的參考書,記得其中有一篇是談到血液裡的血小板,我節錄了一些資料:當一個人受傷開始流血時,血小板會聚集起來「塞住」破洞,然後「自體瓦解」釋出化學物質啟動凝血作用。很明顯血小板一定有個訊息接收器,所以當人體某地方破損時,而人體總中樞發出指令之後,血小板便去「塞住」那破洞。與此同時又會釋出化學物質去凝固血液,所以血不會不停地再流。另一問題,就是血小板的壽命平均是五至十一天,隨時由骨髓補充。
	當日,看完了該書《人,美妙的傑作》關於血小板的介紹,我不得不停下來想一個問題:「當我受傷時,我有向血小板下達任何指令嗎?」當然很清楚我沒有這樣做,因為還只是那一刻我才認識血小板多一點點而已。	
魂 	
	究竟除了我之外,誰下指令呢?而我更加相信我那異常複雜的身體,可能每天都有些變化,而管控血小板那個總中樞,一定同樣地肩負著發出指令的任務,讓身體作出正常運作。我發現了原來除我以外,還有另外一個我,而這個『另外的一個我』比諸『我』更加瞭解『我』。 	
	在神學書裡面,神學家指人是有「靈魂」的,其中「靈」是與造物主連系,而「魂」是管控人體的運作。靈魂之說,我自認識血小板之後便深信不移。原來,人的肉體必然會毀滅,但靈魂不屬肉體,所以依然存在。 	
天國居所 	
	人死後何去呢?耶穌在經上說:「在我父的家裡,有許多住處。若是沒有,我就早已告訴你們了。我去原是為你們預備地方去。」(約翰福音十四:二)	
有歷練人生的人,相信對下列描繪會有強烈感受:	
	●人生有如白駒過隙,轉迅即逝。 	
	● 經上說:「我們一生的年日是七十歲,若是強壯可到八十,但其中所矜誇的,不過是勞苦愁煩,轉眼成空,我們便如飛而去。」(詩篇九十:十)環顧世界各地,不是戰爭,便是隨時一觸即發的戰爭,又或是政治的鬥爭,凡此種種,用『勞苦愁煩』來形容,可謂非常貼切,而人的生命轉瞬即逝,亦確實如此!如此日子確是帶來異常灰暗的人生。
	不過,相信你曾經到過各地旅遊,無論你所去何處,住什麼酒店,你祗是一個旅居他地的旅客,最後還是要回到你的老家。原來,我們今天所在的世界,只是旅居之地。聖經常常提醒我們,我們不過是一個『過客』。你的老家就是上文耶穌為你預備的地方。
	『信』,是人渴望擁有,但不容易得到的東西,聖經對『信』是這樣說:信就是「對所盼望的事的把握,是還沒有看見的事的明證。」(希伯來書十一:一)	
 	朋友:當你相信上帝是創造人和萬物的創造主時,那麼你便應相信上帝所給予我們的一切。 	(全文完)
神與我同在	
     陳翠華姊妹感恩見証分享	
你要以你的訓言引導我,以後必接我到榮耀裡。除你以外,在天上我有誰呢?除你以外,在地上我也沒有所愛慕的。我的肉體和我的心腸衰殘,但神是我心裡的力量,又是我的福分,直到永遠。(詩篇七十三:二十四至二十六)	
	
	二○二○年十月十八日星期日,吃過午飯後,我的先生如常一樣出去散步,然後午睡,起床後吃了酸牛奶,一切很正常。下午三點半左右,先生突然覺得有點冷,於是就穿上毛衣,但還是覺得很冷,就再穿上一件薄羽絨服。	
	過了一會兒,他開始全身發抖。我深知大事不妙,一定是發高熱了。果然一探熱是華氏三十七度六,於是馬上吃「TYLENOL」退燒藥,並上床休息。但蓋了被子還一直發抖。到了晚上七點多,再探熱是華氏三十八度六,怎麼辦好呢?星期天家庭醫生不開診,去醫院覺得不安全(因為前段時間公寓裡有老人去醫院後,反而感染了新冠病毒而去世)。怎麼辦呢?	
	記起聖經中上帝的話語:「你不要害怕,因為我與你同在;不要驚惶,因為我是你的上帝。我必堅固你,我必幫助你;我必用我公義的右手扶持你。」(以賽亞書四十一:十)神的話給了我力量,改變了我過去對疫病害怕、惶恐的心理,就馬上打電話通知孫女,她和男朋友立刻去藥房買了一種效力較強些的退燒藥送來。先生吃了一次強力退燒藥後,在午夜時,高熱開始退了一些,再吃了一次「TYLENOL」退燒藥後,天亮時就退熱了。	
	第二天起床後,發現先生的尿液顏色很深而量又少,我猜想可能是他的泌尿系統有問題。早上九點後,便打電話到家庭醫生診所,醫生聽到先生發過高熱,不論退熱已否,一定要去做病毒檢測。
	於是女兒和孫女很快就找到了一個檢測點,我們便飛車前去。來到檢測點,只見到工作人員,沒有見到一個要檢測的人,我們覺得很安全,害怕感染到病毒的恐懼,頓時消失了,很快就做完了檢測。回到家後,我便立刻聯繫了先生的泌尿科醫生,並約好了星期二上午九點見醫生,一切都很順利。	
	在星期一那一天,雖然沒有見到醫生,由於大量喝水,尿液增多了,顏色也淡了很多。星期二早上,得知病毒檢測的結果是陰性。見過泌尿科醫生,吃了消炎藥,情況好了很多。
	我很高興在這裡分享,因為我真是感受到神的恩典!先生從發高熱到退熱,尿液從少到增多,從尿液從濁到清,檢測到診病,一切都很順利。這就是神的恩賜!一切榮耀歸於神!

	        二○二二年七月九日	
	
	

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