Dings And Dents
When we buy a new car, it is nice and shiny with no visible defects. We try our very best to keep our new car that way. Eventually, a new vehicle will get a ding or a dent. Our new vehicle still takes us to all the places we want to go and provides us with all the amenities it always has. A few dings or dents on a car will keep happening over time.
Defects Do Not Affect The True Persons’ Inner Self
Sometimes we buy defective merchandise, and we ask for our money back. If we believe an alarm clock that does not work, it is useless to anyone. We may buy a piece of furniture with a scratch on it, and they will offer a discount. You may purchase a freezer with a significant dent at huge savings, as it will still freeze your food to perfection. A rug may be weaved wrong in one spot, but it will still protect your floor, and probably no one will notice the flaw in the rug’s weave. You can buy a watch with a scratch on the crystal for half price, which will still give you the correct time of day. Most of the time, defects do not affect how an object works if it is only a dent or a scratch.
Scars And Scraps
We will all have little scars or scraps on our bodies over the years, and we will get old and wrinkled if we live long enough. Some people have to try to cover up every little flaw with makeup. You will never be able to cover up every little defect in your body. Are human body will have many defects before we leave this world. All of us have a true inner beauty that will never leave us.
Everyone Has Some Defect
All of us have some defects. Some defects we have are very noticeable, and there are other defects that other people cannot see, but we are very aware of the defect ourselves because we live with that defect day after day. Some people may say you look fine and nothing is wrong with you. If we could live in each other’s bodies for one day, we could see and feel exactly as they do and get a different perspective on their illness or disease. We may be born with a genetic flaw, congenital disability, or a gene that will change its makeup over the years and become an illness that we will go through in midlife or our golden years.
Love People For Who They Are And What They Stand For
God knows that all of us have defects of some kind. Do not look at a person’s flaws, as we all have spots. Look for the good in people as God looks for the interest in his creation. Love people for who they are, what they are, and what they stand for. Jesus knows we have many defects; they died on the cross to forgive us for our sins.
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