3 Quotes by Terri L. Fivash

As yet I didn’t understand. Nor could I see the path. But I didn’t need to, anymore than my sheep needed to understand my plans, or see the entire path when I took them to a pasture they had never been in before. They knew I was leading them, and that was enough. So now, all I needed to do was go where He led me, and give to Him my highest and best loyalty.

Suddenly, his efforts and determination to avenge his friend’s death seemed petty indeed, compared to what Yahweh might be prepared to do. “Have I stood in Your way all this time?” he asked, amazed. “Your hatred has. Only as you have clung to it have you, also, blocked My way.” For a long time Jonathan remained silent. “I do not know that I can let go. I have held it for so long.” “How much of your nightmare was true?” “None,” he had to admit. “Hatred always lies.

Irad, who would be in charge while I was gone, walked up to me. “Sereni, you do not take Yah with you?” “We do not need to take the ark to have Yah with us,” I explained. “Yah is a great enough God that He can go where He wills. The ark will remain here in the care of Abiathar and Beriah.” “The people are glad of that, sereni, but are you saying that Yahweh can stay with us and yet go with you?” “Yes. His presence is not tied to the ark in the house.