Camille as a new born. |
But, who really remembers these blessings? I must admit that I don't; and today I wished that I had documented my children's blessings better. But the infant is too young to remember. And the parents, even if they write the blessing, probably seldom review it or are likely to misplace it and never see it again.
But that doesn't' matter! What matters is that a father pronounced a blessing by the power of God. What matters is that the blessing is binding and in full force, even when the child isn't aware of it. What matters is that the blessings pronounced are fulfilled even when we don't remember them, even when we take them for granted.
Interesting insight, Marcelino. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome! Welcome to the discussion.
ReplyDeleteAgreed. We had 2 baby blessing in our sacrament the same Sunday. It's amazing to feel the special spirit that comes with the blessing of such sweet and innocent babes. It's an honor to just be present when blessings are given.
ReplyDeleteThey remind me of that sweet time when I blessed mine. They are growing fast and are not innocent infants anymore, so these are special times to remember.
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