Prayer Reminder
George Reindrop, in his book "No Common Tasks," tells how a nurst once taught a man to pray and in doing so changed his whole life from being a dull, disgruntled, and dispirited person into a man of joy. Much of the nurse's work was done with her hands, and she used her hands as a scheme of prayer. Each finger stood for someone.
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George Reindrop, in his book "No Common Tasks," tells how a nurst once taught a man to pray and in doing so changed his whole life from being a dull, disgruntled, and dispirited person into a man of joy. Much of the nurse's work was done with her hands, and she used her hands as a scheme of prayer. Each finger stood for someone.
- Her thumb was the nearest to her, and it reminded her to pray for those who were closest to her.
- The second finger was used for pointing and it stood for all her teachers in school and in the hospital.
- The third finger was the tallest and it stood for the leaders in every sphere of life.
- The fourth finger was the weakest, as every pianist knows, and it stood for those who were in trouble and pain.
- The little finger was the smallest and the least important and to the nurse it stood for herself.
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