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James 1 :6-7. If I were to take an apple and throw it into the air, it would go up for a few feet and then simply plummet back down. This would merely be proving a law called gravity. Personality or upbringing has no bearing on that law. Each and every time I tossed that apple, I'd get the same result. For many millenniums, people believed that gravity was an inescapable law. One day a father brought home a toy to his two small boys that he had just purchased from the store. This toy had the ability to fly through the air before crashing. As those boys played with that toy, they began to believe that one day they too could fly. After they became men, they built a contraption, which was based upon those concepts that they learned while playing. In 1903, the Wright Brothers briefly flew their first airplane, and in 1905, they flew their first practical, powered airplane. Using their childlike imaginations, they actually discovered a new way to escape what EVERYONE else thought to be an inescapable law. They did this by discovering two new laws (thrust & lift) that had also existed since the beginning of time. Through their experiments, they created a wing, which was curved on top and flat on the bottom. When they thrust their plane through the air, they discovered that the wings would lift the plane up because the air would be passing under the wing more quickly. Before it was all over, man could fly. The Wright Brothers were able to take the principles of flight that they discovered in that very small toy to defeat the inescapable law called gravity. That small toy which appeared to be insignificant in reality turned out to be the key that unlocked the secret of two previously undiscovered physical laws. To turn that key, the Wright Brothers had to tune out everyone else's reality, while focusing on the truth that they were discovering in that small toy. Did you know that there are spiritual laws that actually mimic physical laws, or should I say physical laws t