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Bridging The Gap: Bridges Have Fallen, Bridges Are Still Falling, Bascules of Hope (in English)
Jacob Bergen
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Bridging The Gap: Bridges Have Fallen, Bridges Are Still Falling, Bascules of Hope (in English) - Bergen, Jacob
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Synopsis "Bridging The Gap: Bridges Have Fallen, Bridges Are Still Falling, Bascules of Hope (in English)"
BRIDGES My heart consumes much of the space of it's total capacity with the thought of 'BRIDGES.' The cover of Bridging The Gap displays a picture of The Tower Bridge of London. I selected Tower Bridge because it most tells the story I have in my heart to tell. The heart of Bridging The Gap is not about the physicality of Tower Bridge or any other bridge in the world, but the thrust of the context is simply, 'How Do I Tell People That There Is An Answer for Now and Eternity' within the idea of building a bridge from wrong to right. It seems that there are innumerable, or uncountable bridges in the world. Every one of them has a built in importance factor: something that sets it apart from other bridges. My thoughts are that this is much like people, 'Everybody: Everybody, Is A Somebody.' There is no conceivable way that I can include in one book, this book, every bridge in the world to be a part of the story of the whole: although if it were possible, there would be enough relevance or significance to do so. Building the framework of a bridge of any capacity requires much planning and many resources. Building the framework of a bridge between ill-fated circumstances of people and other entities, to those of the circumstance of situations and life that will carry the day into the everlasting, can, be and 'probably' is a great deal tougher to accomplish. Bridging The Gap splashes my heart 'all over the map, ' to say that there is and always has been a way for humankind to have the relationship with God, that many people do no think is possible: because they may think there is no God, or that if there is He is dead, or they do not believe that a mere mortal could have a relationship with someone so Big; after-all, He is God, and I am but a concoction of dirt and water (MUD, CLAY). It is possible! The person who believes that God exists, need only come to Him when He calls out for them to 'Follow.' '-without faith it is impossible to please him-he that cometh to God must believe that He is-and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. (Hebrews 11:6)
