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The Miracle Worker Imagine
that you could not see these words or hear them spoken!
This was the case for a young girl named Helen Adams Keller (1880-1968)
who lost both her
vision and hearing at the age of 18
months. At the age of 7, her
parents decided to hire a teacher to try to help her to somehow overcome
this seemingly impossible handicap. Her breakthrough story is one of the
most incredible cases in history...
Helen once asked her
teacher, Anne Sullivan, what God's name was. Anne finger-spelled
“G-O-D” into Helen's hand, and the young blind and deaf girl smiled.
Helen finger-spelled her reply: "I ALWAYS KNEW who He was, and
NOW I know Amazing!
And isn’t this truth EXACTLY what we learn from God’s Word? Even though Helen Keller could not see or hear, she KNEW of God’s existence because of “what has been made.” "I can see, and that is why I can be happy, in what you call the dark, but which to me is golden. I can see a GOD-MADE world, NOT a manmade world." Helen Keller. What a remarkable
observation for one so severely handicapped... Observe some more of
the insights of this remarkable woman:
Helen Keller’s
teacher, Anne Sullivan, “is remembered as ‘the Miracle Worker’ Helen Keller, with her life’s story and her faith, point US to THE Miracle Worker: JESUS CHRIST, who through our obedient faith rescues US from the dominion of DARKNESS and brings us into His kingdom of LIGHT and LIFE (Col 1:13). THE Miracle Worker will
rescue THOSE who: believe
in Him (Acts 16:30-31), Thank you, Anne Sullivan and Helen Keller, for pointing US to THE Miracle Worker who can restore our SIGHT and our SOUL! Can
YOU see Him? Can
YOU hear Him?
Will YOU follow Him? -- David A.
Sargent / M.
Eddlemon * From the website of the Helen Keller Birthplace Foundation -- http://www.helenkellerbirthplace.org/about_helen/about_helen.html To Subscribe to "Living Water" send a blank e-mail to:
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