Stronger Than A Crocodile

Written by stacy

“The name of the LORD is a strong tower; the righteous run to it and are safe???
(Proverbs 18:10).

The caption of an article in our daily newspaper read:

Aunt punches, kicks crocodile to save nephew.

It certainly caught my attention and I read on, knowing that jaws of a crocodile are very strong. The story went on to say an Australian family was having a picnic near a creek.? The nephew was loading wild geese, that he had shot, into his small tin boat near the edge of the water when a crocodile lunged at his leg and pulled him into the creek.

The aunt and uncle raced to his rescue and punched and kicked the crocodile. That was indeed very noble and selfless and I would have done it too. But they could not have made the crocodile let go of the boy’s leg – a crocodile’s jaw is too strong.

Then I read the clinching sentence…the aunt said, “I hit him with my fist on the nose and I yelled out, ‘Help! In the name of Jesus!’ and the crocodile let him go.”

“The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous run to it and are safe.???

When was the last time you cried for help? In the name of Jesus? The power of His name has not changed. I need to be reminded of the power of the name of Jesus.? How about you?

Father, thanks for reminding us again that your name is powerful.? Help us to remember that when we are being attacked – by the enemy. Amen.

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About the Author
This article was written by Katherine Kehler. You can read more about this author by clicking this link:
http://www.talk.thelife.com/katherine-kehler/

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