Ad agencies use alliterations to sell products. PayPal. Best Buy. Bed Bath and Beyond.
English prof once told me that alliteration is a "fake literary form" and should not be included in any true work of literature.
Oh well---alliteration resonates with me when I try to recall many Biblical truths. Alliteration helps A.D.D.
Self-serving or Savior-serving? That's today's alliterative question after rereading yesterday's journal jottings.
It's had me thinking all day. All are called to serve. (Galatians 5:13) Not all serve in the same way or place. But service is a by-product of loving others. Then, why do I, who love others, seem to be serving less and less, but feeling wearier & wearer?
Some well-meaning folks are telling me I just need a "me" day. Frankly, my dear ones, I don't think so. I think I need a "Thee Day.
"More of Thee and less of me."
Not alliterative but comparative as the appropriate answer.
"Lean on Lord Jesus" is the alliterative answer!
