Reflection

Reflection2 Corinthians 3:18, “But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory, just as by the Spirit of the Lord.” NKJVIn studying about reflections I found an interesting definition.The ray of light which strikes the surface is called the incident ray.The ray of light which leaves the surface is called the reflected ray.(Edward A. Zobel, Zona Land, 1997-2006)Someone has suggested that the longer a couple is married the more they look like one another. This definition may back up that theory. I found the word "incident" to be very insightful. It seems the more incidents there are the more reflection there will be.For the believer this is a truth we already know. If we spend time with Jesus we will reflect His glory. When we don't spend incidental time with the Lord people will see how much we fall short of His glory.Today, have an incidental meeting with the Savior. Let Him shine in your life so you can reflect His glory to a hurting world. Shine, Jesus, Shine.Whitening added!!think on these thingsDavid HammondsSardis Baptist ChurchPalmetto, Georgia