Think About It

I learned to type on a manual typewriter that didn’t have any letters visible on the keys. (Actually, my first typing class was with an IBM Selectric typewriter, but we moved in the middle of the year to a school that used the old manual machines and I almost failed typing – but that’s another story for another time.) We didn’t have a “back-up-and-correct” key or a correction ribbon and we couldn’t use white-out, so we had to actually learn how to use the keys. We had to master typing basics, so now that I type nearly every day, I know what I am doing. Sure, throughout the years I have gotten into some bad habits and rely too much on the backspace key – but I do know my way around a keyboard. The reason I share this with you is to tell you this is that it has helped me understand a biblical principle. When Jesus was asked about the important principles of godliness He went back to the fundamentals, “’You shall love the Lord you God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and