Ecclesiastes 9:11 King James Version 11 I returned, and saw under the sun, that the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, neither yet bread to the wise, nor yet riches to men of understanding, nor yet favour to men of skill; but time and chance happeneth to them all.
The expression “this too shall pass” has all the earmarks of a wise Bible saying, but it is found nowhere in any Bible translation. It has been quoted by well-meaning friends and family members in an effort to comfort someone going through a tough time. Although not directly from the Bible, “this too shall pass” is a timely reminder that the difficult season we may be going through will not last forever. It mirrors the thought of Galatians 6:9, which says, “And let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.” The origins of “this too shall pass” are unknown. Some trace the phrase back to Persian Sufi poets, while others credit King Solomon, although it is not recorded in any of his biblical works. “This too shall pass” would fit nicely into Solomon’s Ecclesiastes, especially the third chapter, which begins this way: “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” The theme of this chapter is that life has seasons and none of them last; therefore, people should enjoy the earthly life God has given them because “this too shall pass.” “This too shall pass” also reminds us of the biblical mandate to develop endurance (2 Timothy 2:3, 12; Hebrews 12:7). When life is rough and things are not going our way, we can be tempted to give up. James 1:2–4 reminds us that, when we endure trials, we develop character that is pleasing to God. It helps during tough seasons to remember that, regardless of how dark life seems or how painful our suffering, even “this too shall pass.” The proverbial saying “this too shall pass” may not be stated in the Bible, but the idea is reflected throughout its pages. Our lives on earth are a mere vapor that will quickly pass (James 4:14). “This too shall pass” reminds us that we must be about our Father’s business while there is still time (see John 9:4).
As ever with those two we'll see how it all goes when the time comes. And that will be soon enough. I don't believe anything that comes from their camp at all, especially when they are spinning this hard. I mean, I assume the family trip is happening, but the implications for what it means is tbd. Perhaps they'll see Charles for tea. Perhaps that's still being worked out. Perhaps his full security has been completely restored. Perhaps it's business as usual and he'll be given security based on the circumstances after he gives notice. We don't know, and a lot of things that are being presented as fact is a lot of speculation and conjecture. Things didn't really change after his last meeting with his father. And nothing really changed for them after their OZ trip either. Invictus is still in trouble and As ever is still failing. A private visit with Pa next month so the king can see his grandchildren doesn't really change that. I think a lot of this is being overblown. At the end of the day H&M are still H&M, and all that goes along with that. They still have to live with the choices they made and the things they've done. And William is still William, and at the end of the day he's the one who will be king.
Jonathan & Joni didn’t fall out until she brought Doug to Daystar. Joni actually sat on set with Jonathan after Markus' funeral and they talked about his VP role at Daystar. It wasn't until Jonathan & Suzy refused to read the viewer comment that Joni termiated Suzy and demoted Jonathan. Personally I wish Jonathan would move on from Daystar however I've never experienced growing up ina family that raised me to dedicate myself to the family business. Based on Marcus' conversations with his mistress, Joni had been ill for a very long time. Sin is only pleasurable for a season----Joni's sin was the source of Joni's stress.
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A loving Brookline family seeks candidates to support their smart, inquisitive, funny 14-year-old girl with mobility limitations in school, summer camp, home, and the community.
The candidate will learn and use adaptive equipment and technologies and help make activities accessible and inclusive for her medical and mobility needs. All necessary training and resources will be provided.
Candidate will drive family vehicle to and from school/summer camp, support teen and parent/nurse in hospital and clinic appointments such as with PT, OT, and other medical specialists, providing activities and support as necessary. This is a hands-on role to support activities of daily living, transfers, and engagement in school and camp activities.
The ideal candidate loves children and has an interest in a health/medical career (camp counselor, health care, EMT, childcare or child life specialist-types are encouraged).
Looking for someone very proactive, punctual, and a team player with a cheerful attitude, solid organizational skills, initiative, a high level of compassion and empathy, strong communication skills, and the desire to grow in the position. Travel with family is required (at the family’s expense).
Start May 2026
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Summer Hours: 12-hour shifts, Days and Overnights, variable days of the week. Schedule is posted one month at a time
School Year: typical schedule is Monday through Friday. Start time 7:30 am with variable end time of 4:30 - 6 pm.
Willingness to work occasional nights or weekends during the school year to support staffing needs
Later end time occurs 1-3 days a week, advanced notice of the schedule will be provided
Hourly Rate: $20 - $30/hour, dependent on experience
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Applicants must demonstrate proof of COVID-19 and Flu vaccines and must stay proactively up-to-date with all boosters. Must have a clean driving record. Resumes will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Flexibility may be possible for the right fit. This is a year- round role with a minimum one-year commitment.
Compensation includes generous paid time off, potential for a bonus, and career growth and development. Payroll position. Must be legally eligible to work in the U.S.
The job is located a quick walk from the MBTA (C Coolidge Corner, and D Longwood, and E Fenway lines) and free street parking permits are available.
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