"As far as the east is from the west, so far has he removed our sins from us." that was the memory passage I was reviewing today, I told Kinya.
I wonder if birds ever think about the direction they're flying, I thought as I saw a Great Blue Heron flying down the Tengan River in front of the house. After all, birds never use calendars or clocks to think about days or time.
And does the Sparrow Hawk my sisters and I saw flying above the ocean just outside our hotel window notice, as a speaker once mentioned, that if you're flying "north-south", you end up flying in the opposite direction, but that verse says "east-west"; east is always east; west is always west. That never changes. Good to know, yes?
But I think that GBH was just looking for the Uken Beach which was at the end of the Tengan River.
