The
raindrops were grousing in the heavenlies.
“Why
do I have to water the dry and dusty?”
“Why
can't I land on the lush and lovely?”
“Do
I always have to drop on the wilted?
“It's
not fair! I want to make the big splash!”
Each
one whined , comparing themselves to the “select few” who had the
“perfect landing spot.”
Rumbles
were heard drawing near. “Enough!”, the Rain Maker bellowed.
“Who
are you to decide the ideal landing? On what do you base your
short-sided opinion? Appearance? Applause? Appreciation?”
Pointing at one, “Your
drop on the dry and dusty could make the difference between life and
death.”
“You!
You long for the lush and lovely, yet you don't know that more drips
could bring disaster.”, He spoke to another.
Turning His eye, “As
for you, the wilted only need to be refreshed lest they become too
dry."
To the last drop, He directed this comment, “And
you want to make a big splash? You don't know whether it is your drop
that may cause a rare bloom to unfurl, but I do!”
“I
have given each raindrop a task, a destination. If you would be
willing to land where you are sent, who knows what good you might do?
Leave it to Me to do the sending. Your job is to simply land. I will
do the rest.”
The
raindrops stopped murmuring. They readied themselves to descend.
This
time in anticipation.
Wilted
or lovely. Big splash or small.
They
would go.
They
would land where they were sent.
“Why
would you ever complain... He doesn't care what happens to me? Don't
you know anything?... He's creator of all... And He knows
everything...” Isaiah 40:27-28
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