Babylon is like the pinnacle of success. Such wealth. Such treasures. Such exports. But what makes a city, a community, a family safe and secure? Is it productivity? Is it usefulness? There is no security here for Babylon. She will fall. And, once again, Jeremiah does not mince his words. This prophet lives in a pressure cooker world. In Jeremiah 51:60, he writes all the disaster that should come upon Babyon. And he tells Seraiah to see to it that he reads all these words. Babylon forgot their God. May we learn from these pages to remember the LORD our God whether we are in the midst of disaster or delight, distance or demise. And especially in the good times, may we render to God the things of God and remember all the things He has done for us.
How can we ever forget what You have done for us. You are the Lover of our soul. Wherever we sit this day---in suffering, in silence, in solace, may we remember You for Nothing Else is worth living for.
PHOTO: Sitting right here in North Carolina. Thinking about what it means for my life to "remember God."
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