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The car crashed on a major interstate highway down South. Our line of traffic halted and a state police trooper walked back along our waiting line, checking traffic.
"What happened?" we asked him.
'The lane merged and he didn't," he answered matter-of-factly. and continued his traffic-control supervision.
That's almost the tragic story of many lives: the lane merges; that is, gets smaller, moving traffic to narrow confines, but some people don't; the road curves, changes directions, but they don't
Life, like a major highway, does not remain constant nor static—it merges lanes, moves through valleys and up mountains, but always warning when new adjustments are necessary.
Jesus said: "Narrow is the way, which leads unto life, and few there be who find it" (Matt 7:14)
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