The Will
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As she thought about that, it dawned on her. Everyone wanted to be rich, right? What if they were all given a million dollars at birth and told to spend it wisely. What if it was there in a trust fund and they didn’t even know it? She calculated the average man’s life expectancy (being three score and ten) and realized whether, directly or indirectly, even by virtue of going out and working at minimum wage, every man would earn his million in his lifetime. What were the requirements to achieve this then? Simple: a sound mind and body. That was the trust fund. God had given Atylk and her friends at the very least one talent: “a sound mind.” They need only be thankful and use it to his glory. However, for the majority, that million would never come in one lump sum, because they bury that talent when they fail to invest and let their earnings multiply. When they fail to put their ideas into action they have killed their money tree.
It was such a deep revelation, and it gave her such peace and comfort, that she drifted off to into a sweet sound sleep.
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Atylk, Judith Pam and Shirley were all childhood friends. They had been through a lot together, and as life takes them on a journey of ups and downs it takes them a while to get it right. Atylk especially reflects quite often on the naivety and innocence of youth, the folly of adulthood and the mercy and awesome goodness of her Father. A Father that she thought was never there for her. As her journey through life shows her what it takes to become extremely rich, she also learns the value of love. She loved her friends with the love of a blood sister. She loved the children so much that she would do anything to protect them. She loved her man with an intensity that at times scared her. But none surpassed the love for her Father.
She couldn’t quite explain to anyone why she loved Him, she just knew she did. The things she did sometimes enraged Him, yet she wouldn’t listen. Often times she got in trouble, and although He never personally came to get her out, she got out, only to get right back in another set of trouble again. She longed for her Father’s love, because he was never around, or so she thought. For it took her a while to realize He was the one sending help. He was the one recuing her all the time although she never saw Him in person. She thought he had forgotten all about her. However, his death gave her all the proof she needed that He did love her. Her name was written in his WILL……then it all made sense to her.
Her earthly father was never around, but her Heavenly Father was with her every step of the way.