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| Kissed by an Angel |
The date was May 22, 1931 and
something exciting was happening at Grandma and Grandpa Onwiler’s Ranch home.
Their first grandchild was
about to be born and the doctor had been notified. Bryce was anxious because this seemed to taking
a long while and he was concerned for his wife Ruth Hazel and of course the new
baby.
“One more push and we will
have the babe,” said the doctor. Wrapped
around the baby’s neck was the strong cord and it took several minutes to
untangle the ropelike cable and get the baby to breathe, but soon she did.
The mother thought to
herself, “Satan tried to destroy this child but God has other plans.”
On her forehead, between her
eyes was the round red angel kiss birthmark that was familiar to the family.
They knew that in time it
would fade, but it would always be a reminder especially at questioning times
that this child was part of the family.
We will name this baby after
her mother and her name is Hazel.
Many years later when the
child grew up and married; her children had the same facial birth markings, but
the family was not concerned because this seemed to be a family trait.
Let us be reminded that God
often places his “mark” on us. It is
invisible and unseen to the natural eye, but obviously visible to the spirit
world.
God wanted everyone to be
aware - - “This child is mine and belongs to the family of God!
Philippians 3:17 Brethren, be followers together of me, and mark them which walk so as ye have us for an ensample.
