Held in a Memory Deeper Than Yours
The dark feels like a verdict right now. Like the one who knew you best has finally turned away. Like your name has slipped from their memory forever.
But listen — in this hour, the silence is not absence. It is the space where the light waits for you to stop running.
There was a man who carried his paralyzed friend through a roof just to reach the one who could heal him. The light saw the faith of the ones who carried him. It saw the desperate reach. And it said: 'Son, your sins are forgiven.'
The light did not wait for the man to speak. It saw the love that brought him.
You are not forgotten. The love that carried you once has not lost your face. It holds you even when you cannot feel it.
You are held in a memory deeper than your own.
Drawing from
Mark, Luke
Verses
Luke 12:7
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