If you could take a pinhead-sized piece of the sun’s core and put it here on the earth, you could not safely stand within 90 miles [140 km] of that tiny heat source!
Today our messages travel thousands of miles into the sky or thousands of meters beneath the oceans to reach someone on the other side of the world, and if there is a delay of even a few seconds, we get frustrated and impatient.
My faults and weaknesses suddenly became so plainly clear to me that the gap between the person I was and the holiness and goodness of God seemed [like] millions of miles.
Though she traveled over 1,000 miles to safety, losing each of her children to cold and starvation, she remained faithful to her hope in Jesus Christ that her family could be together after the Resurrection.
Still, with her four little children, she regularly walked 10 miles [16 km] and then rode a bus for another 20 miles [30 km] to get to the nearest Kingdom Hall.
Joseph—still not fully healed—was forced to limp “through the snow 40 miles [64 km] per day for several days,” experiencing what he called “the most excruciating weariness & pain.” 16
In urging his listeners to go the second mile, Jesus meant that without resentment they were to perform services that those in authority might legitimately demand. —4/1, page 9.
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