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Oncoming Traffic
Oncoming Traffic - is most dangerous when you stare at it.
Be self-controlled and alert. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour. [1 Peter 5:8]
How often to you consciously think about evil?
When I learned to drive I developed the dangerous habit of staring at approaching cars and discovered that you tend to steer toward your focal point. A number of animated reminders from my parents convinced me that it’s good to be aware of traffic but I needed to concentrate primarily on my own path.
By making them my focal point, I multiplied the threat posed by oncoming vehicles.
EVIL AND TRAFFIC
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