Greetings Friends,
I read a book not long ago and the title of one of the chapters in the book was--"Got" to do or"Get" to do. Boy, did that make me stop and examine my attitude about the busy day ahead! I had to decide, would I have just another day filled with all the things I would "have" to do or would I look at the day and be filled with gratitude for all the things that I would "get" to do?
Today is April 15th, , tax deadline day. We "HAVE TO" file our taxes (and, yes, I think they are way too high and we need to make some changes) but, it also means that we have an income and we "GET TO" cash a paycheck. We "GET TO" pay our bills. We "GET TO" give to our church. And, we may even "GET TO" put a little bit into a savings plan and just maybe one day we will "GET TO" relax and enjoy being old enough to retire!!! There are always so many negative thoughts on tax day I thought I would share some of the brighter thoughts of the day!
If today you find yourself getting stressed, stop and change those "got to thoughts" into
"get to moments". Tax day is not fun so make a list of all the opportunities you are grateful for; you will be amazed at how many there will be and how much happier you are when you concentrate on the..... "GET TO's OF LIFE"!
Here are some of the things I "GET TO" do......what's on your list?
*I get to say a prayer because I have freedom to worship
*I get to read a book because I have my sight
*I get to send a card because someone needs encouragement
*I get to remember the things that bring me joy because I have a good mind
*I get to spend time with family and friends because they are God's blessing
*I get to share my thoughts because I have freedom of speech
*I get to give to others because God gives to me
I love you guys. Hope you have a "get to" day!
Judy
Verse: Colossians 3:17 And whatever you do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him.
P.S. AND, I "get to" go next Tuesday (4-22) for my next doctor's appointment and my cancer marker blood test. Please pray as I wait for the results to come back. I will post the results as soon as they come in. Thank you!! Your prayers mean so much.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
SPRING FORWARD
Greetings,
Last Saturday night most of us got to "spring forward" one hour before we went to bed! Are you still trying to catch up and adjust to this change like I am? Where did that "spring" in my step go...I think I may have lost it for a little while during that one hour on my clock!
Every year at this time we are reminded that Spring is just around the corner for most of us. Spring, a time to think about our little gardens again. I'm looking forward to watching the flowers pop out of the ground, the trees to bud and turn those beautiful shades of pink and white, the birds to serenade me every morning and the sun to warm my face when I step outside, aren't you? How beautiful is the spring time.
Our lives are a bit like a flower garden as well. For the most part, our days are filled with good and beautiful things.....the sweetness of a child's face, the strong and protective arms of a husbands hug, the kindness of a special friend and the joy of knowing Christ. But, sometimes between the beautiful things in our garden of life come the dark weed patches.....money problems, sadness, lost jobs and diseases. Perhaps our good times would not mean nearly as much without the bad times as well. Don't be discouraged, there is always hope for our garden. We can't lose sight of the fact that we have One who works our gardens with us, right where we are. The very One who created it all!!
Beauty is God's handwriting, His handiwork. Don't lose your opportunity to see all that is beautiful in the "garden of life". Spring forward and thank God for every blessing. "LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL". Happy Spring!!
I love you guys,
Judy
Ecclesiasties 3:11-He hath made everything beautiful in it's time.
Last Saturday night most of us got to "spring forward" one hour before we went to bed! Are you still trying to catch up and adjust to this change like I am? Where did that "spring" in my step go...I think I may have lost it for a little while during that one hour on my clock!
Every year at this time we are reminded that Spring is just around the corner for most of us. Spring, a time to think about our little gardens again. I'm looking forward to watching the flowers pop out of the ground, the trees to bud and turn those beautiful shades of pink and white, the birds to serenade me every morning and the sun to warm my face when I step outside, aren't you? How beautiful is the spring time.
Our lives are a bit like a flower garden as well. For the most part, our days are filled with good and beautiful things.....the sweetness of a child's face, the strong and protective arms of a husbands hug, the kindness of a special friend and the joy of knowing Christ. But, sometimes between the beautiful things in our garden of life come the dark weed patches.....money problems, sadness, lost jobs and diseases. Perhaps our good times would not mean nearly as much without the bad times as well. Don't be discouraged, there is always hope for our garden. We can't lose sight of the fact that we have One who works our gardens with us, right where we are. The very One who created it all!!
Beauty is God's handwriting, His handiwork. Don't lose your opportunity to see all that is beautiful in the "garden of life". Spring forward and thank God for every blessing. "LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL". Happy Spring!!
I love you guys,
Judy
Ecclesiasties 3:11-He hath made everything beautiful in it's time.
Saturday, February 16, 2008
A VALENTINE NOTE (just a little late!)
"How do I love thee, let me count the ways".....
I think of that line and right away I know that it would be impossible to do. I love you more than words could say!! I wanted to write this blog to you on Valentine's Day to wish you a day of love and blessings but, alas, it is just a few days late. (At least you know that I was thinking of all of you. ) You are such a blessing to me.
Did you have a great Valentine's Day? On Wednesday night (13th) Marvin (my sweetheart) and I went to the Valentine's Day Dinner at our church. It was a very enjoyable evening--the food was delicious and the fellowship was sweet. For entertainment, they played The Newlywed Game with four couples in our church and our interim pastor and his wife were two of the contestants. You can only imagine how funny that was!!! Isn't it good to know that Christians DO LAUGH and have fun together.
I spent Valentine's Day at the hospital having another CT Scan of the mass on my thorax and then I had a three month follow-up visit at the Cancer Center. Someone said, "What a way to spend Valentine's Day, couldn't you go another day?" I quickly replied, "Last Valentine"s Day I was at the hospital having surgery to put in a port to BEGIN chemo treatments, so, THIS Valentine's Day hospital visit was a blessing!"
God brought me safely through another cancer checkup. I call each one of them "my milestones". The CT Scan showed the mass in the thorax is still there but it has not grown or changed. (Now I can go in every six months for the scan instead of every three months and that was good news.) All the blood work at the oncologist office looked good as well. My body is finally beginning to repair and restore. Valentine's Day was a time for me to thank God for continued healing, a time to renew my commitment to trust Him no matter what and a time to celebrate another answer to my prayers.
Happy Valentine's Day (late), May God's love sustain you. There is no way my little mind can fully comprehend the love of God but, that didn't keep Him from coming. He "came to the cross" and He comes to meet us wherever we are. How great is His love! I long to love Him more each day. Me, You, and God..."Valentine's Forever"!
I love you guys,
Judy
Ephesians 3:18 : May you comprehend the breath, and length and depth and height of God's love.
PS. Please pray with me for a Benefit Singing on Friday, February 29, 2008 at the Bremen Georgia Sports Complex for dear friends of ours, Keith and Allison Wood. Keith has been very sick and this benefit will help them greatly.
(Additional info: Howard Yarbrough (678-925-0903)
I think of that line and right away I know that it would be impossible to do. I love you more than words could say!! I wanted to write this blog to you on Valentine's Day to wish you a day of love and blessings but, alas, it is just a few days late. (At least you know that I was thinking of all of you. ) You are such a blessing to me.
Did you have a great Valentine's Day? On Wednesday night (13th) Marvin (my sweetheart) and I went to the Valentine's Day Dinner at our church. It was a very enjoyable evening--the food was delicious and the fellowship was sweet. For entertainment, they played The Newlywed Game with four couples in our church and our interim pastor and his wife were two of the contestants. You can only imagine how funny that was!!! Isn't it good to know that Christians DO LAUGH and have fun together.
I spent Valentine's Day at the hospital having another CT Scan of the mass on my thorax and then I had a three month follow-up visit at the Cancer Center. Someone said, "What a way to spend Valentine's Day, couldn't you go another day?" I quickly replied, "Last Valentine"s Day I was at the hospital having surgery to put in a port to BEGIN chemo treatments, so, THIS Valentine's Day hospital visit was a blessing!"
God brought me safely through another cancer checkup. I call each one of them "my milestones". The CT Scan showed the mass in the thorax is still there but it has not grown or changed. (Now I can go in every six months for the scan instead of every three months and that was good news.) All the blood work at the oncologist office looked good as well. My body is finally beginning to repair and restore. Valentine's Day was a time for me to thank God for continued healing, a time to renew my commitment to trust Him no matter what and a time to celebrate another answer to my prayers.
Happy Valentine's Day (late), May God's love sustain you. There is no way my little mind can fully comprehend the love of God but, that didn't keep Him from coming. He "came to the cross" and He comes to meet us wherever we are. How great is His love! I long to love Him more each day. Me, You, and God..."Valentine's Forever"!
I love you guys,
Judy
Ephesians 3:18 : May you comprehend the breath, and length and depth and height of God's love.
PS. Please pray with me for a Benefit Singing on Friday, February 29, 2008 at the Bremen Georgia Sports Complex for dear friends of ours, Keith and Allison Wood. Keith has been very sick and this benefit will help them greatly.
(Additional info: Howard Yarbrough (678-925-0903)
Friday, January 25, 2008
ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY
One whole year, can you believe it? January 19, 2008 marked the one year anniversary of my journey with breast cancer. On that date last year I was being wheeled into the operating room to begin the new year---a year filled with lots of amazing memories. Someone asked me the other day if it seemed like a whole year had passed and my answer was, "yes". I've thought back on that year and on all the fears that we faced as I began that journey. Of the prayers that God answered for us, of the wonderful friends and family members who stood by us and prayed for us, of the compassionate doctors and nurses who cared for us and of the awesome presence of the Holy Spirit who walked with us in every situation. Right where we were, that is where you were and where God was as well!
As the date of my one year anniversary approached, I started thinking of how I might give back to some of the people who had given so much to me. One group in particular who came to my mind were the ladies of my neighborhood who called themselves, "Team Ms. Judy". (Do you remember them? I wrote about them in my blog last Feb. 2007 and again in March) . Every time I went in for a chemo treatment, these ladies showed up at my door with a basket filled with items to help me through the chemo "aftermath". I called them my ARMY! I wanted so much to do something special for these ladies so, on January 19, 2008, I hosted a One Year Anniversary/Appreciation Luncheon and THEY were my guest of honor. What a sweet time we had together and how special it was for me to be able to give back to them just a little of the kindness they had shown to me. There just were not enough words to truly express how deep my gratitude was but, some how, I think they all knew. It was a fun way for us to celebrate-- not only where we had been-- but how FAR we had come together. It truly was a happy anniversary celebration.
And now, as my one year anniversary has ended and 2008 has just begun I wonder.....where will it take us? No one knows. Wherever it leads of one thing I am sure.....GOD WILL BE THERE! Thank you Lord for the journey you sent me on. For every tear, every fear, every pain and for every blessing. Through it all you have taught me SO MUCH! I know that no matter where I am in this life, you are there also. You go before me to lead the way, you walk beside me to give me strength, you carry me when I am too weak to walk alone, and you are there to celebrate with me when I hear the words "cancer free". Happy anniversary to me!!
I love you guys,
Judy
Psalm 13:6 "I will sing to the Lord, for he has been good to me".
As the date of my one year anniversary approached, I started thinking of how I might give back to some of the people who had given so much to me. One group in particular who came to my mind were the ladies of my neighborhood who called themselves, "Team Ms. Judy". (Do you remember them? I wrote about them in my blog last Feb. 2007 and again in March) . Every time I went in for a chemo treatment, these ladies showed up at my door with a basket filled with items to help me through the chemo "aftermath". I called them my ARMY! I wanted so much to do something special for these ladies so, on January 19, 2008, I hosted a One Year Anniversary/Appreciation Luncheon and THEY were my guest of honor. What a sweet time we had together and how special it was for me to be able to give back to them just a little of the kindness they had shown to me. There just were not enough words to truly express how deep my gratitude was but, some how, I think they all knew. It was a fun way for us to celebrate-- not only where we had been-- but how FAR we had come together. It truly was a happy anniversary celebration.
And now, as my one year anniversary has ended and 2008 has just begun I wonder.....where will it take us? No one knows. Wherever it leads of one thing I am sure.....GOD WILL BE THERE! Thank you Lord for the journey you sent me on. For every tear, every fear, every pain and for every blessing. Through it all you have taught me SO MUCH! I know that no matter where I am in this life, you are there also. You go before me to lead the way, you walk beside me to give me strength, you carry me when I am too weak to walk alone, and you are there to celebrate with me when I hear the words "cancer free". Happy anniversary to me!!
I love you guys,
Judy
Psalm 13:6 "I will sing to the Lord, for he has been good to me".
Thursday, January 10, 2008
MADE FOR HEAVEN
This was the title of my daily devotion this morning and how appropriate that is for this day. My dear friend, Sandra Byars entered Heaven's Gates last night after a long battle with breast cancer. She is finally at peace and at Home.
It's hard to imagine that just this time last year, she was sitting in the hospital waiting room with MY family while I underwent surgery, bringing comfort and encouragement to all of us. What an inspiration she has been to me over the years and I am glad that God gave me so many opportunities to tell her that!! I promised her that when she put down that breast cancer torch for the last time--I would be there to pick it up and carry it through someone else's journey. I only pray that I will do it in the same love and determination that she did. "Job well done my dear friend. " (I know there will be a jewel in her crown with MY name on it)!
What peace I feel for her today. I know that she is healed, cancer free at last and that she is happy. We are never really completely happy on this earth simply because we are not made for earth. Oh, we have wonderful moments together, precious memories to hold on to, and even days of gentle peace, but they simply do not compare with the happiness that lies ahead! This is not "good-bye" to Sandra, it is only the chance to say-----"Until we meet again". God bless you dear friend, He has lead you Home!!
Praying for the Byars Family and all of you,
Judy
John 18:30 My kingdom does not belong to this world.
It's hard to imagine that just this time last year, she was sitting in the hospital waiting room with MY family while I underwent surgery, bringing comfort and encouragement to all of us. What an inspiration she has been to me over the years and I am glad that God gave me so many opportunities to tell her that!! I promised her that when she put down that breast cancer torch for the last time--I would be there to pick it up and carry it through someone else's journey. I only pray that I will do it in the same love and determination that she did. "Job well done my dear friend. " (I know there will be a jewel in her crown with MY name on it)!
What peace I feel for her today. I know that she is healed, cancer free at last and that she is happy. We are never really completely happy on this earth simply because we are not made for earth. Oh, we have wonderful moments together, precious memories to hold on to, and even days of gentle peace, but they simply do not compare with the happiness that lies ahead! This is not "good-bye" to Sandra, it is only the chance to say-----"Until we meet again". God bless you dear friend, He has lead you Home!!
Praying for the Byars Family and all of you,
Judy
John 18:30 My kingdom does not belong to this world.
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Greetings Everyone,
We have just celebrated the last day of 2007, another year that has come to an end. As I reflect on this past year I look back at my calendar and see many of the events of 2007. My journey began in January with lots of tests, doctor visits, surgeries, chemo treatments, news that some of my family would be moving to Minnesota, and an emergency hospital stay. But then--- there was Chad's baseball tournament, grand children's birthday parties, a trip with Marvin to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee for some quiet time together, the Mitchell Family Reunion in Quitman, Georgia, an end of the year cookout with Mark's third grade class, my last chemo treatment in July, a trip to Minnesota to see Lara, Britney and the grand children, a cancer-free (remission) report in July, Thanksgiving week with all of my family home together, a 40th wedding anniversary trip to Disney World, and a very, merry Christmas celebration. Oh, how MUCH I have to be thankful for!! Some of these events were mountain-top moments and some were spent down in the valley but ALL were spent holding onto my Savior's Hand. He has taught me so much this year. I have truly learned that no matter what comes into my life, He will give me the strength to live in and through all things. God is truly faithful!!!
Now, as I look to the New Year, I have no idea what lies ahead. I have those "plans and resolutions" as I am sure you all do as well. I hope to start writing in a Daily Journal (something I have never taken the time to do before), to lose a few unwanted pounds, to organize and clean all my closets and cupboards, to spend more time with family and friends, etc. etc. Only time will tell just how much of this I truly accomplish. But more importantly than any of these things, I want to be able to say, "Wherever God takes me in 2008, I will follow Him with a new desire to serve Him with my whole heart". It is time to thank Him for what is past and now begin to focus on His purpose for me today and in the year ahead. Let us all run the race that is before us -- for the "Ultimate Prize" at the end is worth the journey.
Come, join me on this "Journey"!
I love you all,
Judy
Philippians 3:14-I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.
P.S. Please continue to pray for my dear friend, Sandra Byars. She is very sick. Also, please add another friend to your prayer list. Her name is Marie Lester. She is right where I was this time last year, facing breast cancer. Pray that God will use me to encourage her ,as so many of you have done for me. May God bless you beyond measure in 2008!
We have just celebrated the last day of 2007, another year that has come to an end. As I reflect on this past year I look back at my calendar and see many of the events of 2007. My journey began in January with lots of tests, doctor visits, surgeries, chemo treatments, news that some of my family would be moving to Minnesota, and an emergency hospital stay. But then--- there was Chad's baseball tournament, grand children's birthday parties, a trip with Marvin to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee for some quiet time together, the Mitchell Family Reunion in Quitman, Georgia, an end of the year cookout with Mark's third grade class, my last chemo treatment in July, a trip to Minnesota to see Lara, Britney and the grand children, a cancer-free (remission) report in July, Thanksgiving week with all of my family home together, a 40th wedding anniversary trip to Disney World, and a very, merry Christmas celebration. Oh, how MUCH I have to be thankful for!! Some of these events were mountain-top moments and some were spent down in the valley but ALL were spent holding onto my Savior's Hand. He has taught me so much this year. I have truly learned that no matter what comes into my life, He will give me the strength to live in and through all things. God is truly faithful!!!
Now, as I look to the New Year, I have no idea what lies ahead. I have those "plans and resolutions" as I am sure you all do as well. I hope to start writing in a Daily Journal (something I have never taken the time to do before), to lose a few unwanted pounds, to organize and clean all my closets and cupboards, to spend more time with family and friends, etc. etc. Only time will tell just how much of this I truly accomplish. But more importantly than any of these things, I want to be able to say, "Wherever God takes me in 2008, I will follow Him with a new desire to serve Him with my whole heart". It is time to thank Him for what is past and now begin to focus on His purpose for me today and in the year ahead. Let us all run the race that is before us -- for the "Ultimate Prize" at the end is worth the journey.
Come, join me on this "Journey"!
I love you all,
Judy
Philippians 3:14-I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.
P.S. Please continue to pray for my dear friend, Sandra Byars. She is very sick. Also, please add another friend to your prayer list. Her name is Marie Lester. She is right where I was this time last year, facing breast cancer. Pray that God will use me to encourage her ,as so many of you have done for me. May God bless you beyond measure in 2008!
Saturday, December 8, 2007
A TIME OF CELEBRATION
Greetings Family and Friends,
As you can see, we have a new family Christmas photo posted today. It was taken on Thanksgiving day when all of our children and grandchildren gathered at our house to celebrate together the many blessings of this past year. There's nothing sweeter to a mother's heart than being surrounded by all of her family. It was sweet!!! Lara, Britney, Carter and Ashlyn drove down from Minnesota --- 18-20 hours in the car with a five year old and an almost three year old, can you only imagine!! They arrived safely on the Friday afternoon before Thanksgiving, a little travel weary but glad to be back in Georgia for a short visit. They were able to see some of their friends and to go back to their church on Sunday and that was nice. The BEST part of their visit was that Pop and I had six wonderful days with them. They have been gone for six months already and Carter and Ashlyn have grown like little weeds. (It will be 6 months before I see them again and that thought breaks my heart). Since they moved, our time together has become that much more special!! When they arrived back home in Minnesota they were greeted with six inches of snow, which as of yesterday, was still on the ground. They will probably have their first ever "White Christmas". During the month of November we also celebrated Rebekah's 13th birthday (talk about growing up too fast, I still can't believe she is a teenager), Melinda celebrated her 39th birthday (that's right...her last one before that BIG 40) and also, I celebrated my 16th (was that a that a typo error?!!...I meant to say my 61st). November is a big birthday month for us!
Now, here we are in the month of December; where has this year gone? It is another big month of birthdays for the Mitchell girls. ( Pam's 37th and Jill's big 30th). My baby is turning 30, yikes! Marvin and I will be celebrating a big milestone in our lives as well. This year marks our 40th wedding anniversary and we are going to Disney World to celebrate and pretend that we are teenagers again! I thank God every day for the wonderful man he has blessed me with. One who loves the Lord, who loves me and who has walked with me in all things. He has been the most giving man to his family, (always unselfishly) and has always taken good care of all "his girls". I publicly praise him today. Because of Marvin, I came to know the Lord and walking with God for the last 41 years has been an amazing journey. The longer I serve Him, the sweeter He grows!
Speaking of ...here we are in the Christmas season. That wonderful time of year when we stop to focus on the greatest gift that was ever given ... "HAPPY BIRTHDAY JESUS". It was just a few days after Christmas last year (December 28th to be exact) that I got the call from my doctor, the one that changed my life forever. God has taught me things that I could have never imagined, and though it has been a challenging year, I have no doubt that in my life--"all is well". My Savior walks with me on the mountain top as well as in the valley and the peace that only He can give has been my strength. As this year ends, I will look back and be reminded once again of every single blessing that has come my way. To God be the glory, great things He has done!
I love you all so much and I, as always thank God for each of you. Wherever you spend this Christmas season, I pray that God will bless you beyond measure! I want to close with this thought; (it is in my Christmas card this year but it reflects the very thoughts of my heart as well):
" May your season be filled with sweet peace, simple joy, and "GOD'S AMAZING LOVE'.
I love you guys,
Judy
John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
As you can see, we have a new family Christmas photo posted today. It was taken on Thanksgiving day when all of our children and grandchildren gathered at our house to celebrate together the many blessings of this past year. There's nothing sweeter to a mother's heart than being surrounded by all of her family. It was sweet!!! Lara, Britney, Carter and Ashlyn drove down from Minnesota --- 18-20 hours in the car with a five year old and an almost three year old, can you only imagine!! They arrived safely on the Friday afternoon before Thanksgiving, a little travel weary but glad to be back in Georgia for a short visit. They were able to see some of their friends and to go back to their church on Sunday and that was nice. The BEST part of their visit was that Pop and I had six wonderful days with them. They have been gone for six months already and Carter and Ashlyn have grown like little weeds. (It will be 6 months before I see them again and that thought breaks my heart). Since they moved, our time together has become that much more special!! When they arrived back home in Minnesota they were greeted with six inches of snow, which as of yesterday, was still on the ground. They will probably have their first ever "White Christmas". During the month of November we also celebrated Rebekah's 13th birthday (talk about growing up too fast, I still can't believe she is a teenager), Melinda celebrated her 39th birthday (that's right...her last one before that BIG 40) and also, I celebrated my 16th (was that a that a typo error?!!...I meant to say my 61st). November is a big birthday month for us!
Now, here we are in the month of December; where has this year gone? It is another big month of birthdays for the Mitchell girls. ( Pam's 37th and Jill's big 30th). My baby is turning 30, yikes! Marvin and I will be celebrating a big milestone in our lives as well. This year marks our 40th wedding anniversary and we are going to Disney World to celebrate and pretend that we are teenagers again! I thank God every day for the wonderful man he has blessed me with. One who loves the Lord, who loves me and who has walked with me in all things. He has been the most giving man to his family, (always unselfishly) and has always taken good care of all "his girls". I publicly praise him today. Because of Marvin, I came to know the Lord and walking with God for the last 41 years has been an amazing journey. The longer I serve Him, the sweeter He grows!
Speaking of ...here we are in the Christmas season. That wonderful time of year when we stop to focus on the greatest gift that was ever given ... "HAPPY BIRTHDAY JESUS". It was just a few days after Christmas last year (December 28th to be exact) that I got the call from my doctor, the one that changed my life forever. God has taught me things that I could have never imagined, and though it has been a challenging year, I have no doubt that in my life--"all is well". My Savior walks with me on the mountain top as well as in the valley and the peace that only He can give has been my strength. As this year ends, I will look back and be reminded once again of every single blessing that has come my way. To God be the glory, great things He has done!
I love you all so much and I, as always thank God for each of you. Wherever you spend this Christmas season, I pray that God will bless you beyond measure! I want to close with this thought; (it is in my Christmas card this year but it reflects the very thoughts of my heart as well):
" May your season be filled with sweet peace, simple joy, and "GOD'S AMAZING LOVE'.
I love you guys,
Judy
John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
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