This dream is characteristic of the dreamer who wants to make a new start in life. Dreaming that you are coming home from a trip means that you have completed your business.

Dreaming of traveling reveals your wish to escape from the problems that weigh on your shoulders.

Dreaming of a trip: a dream about a trip is a warning about your temporarily hindered independence.

Discover the meaning of dreaming of travel

When you dream of preparing yourself for a long journey, by making this dream come true, you will soon be able to witness your much-feared change.

Dreaming of taking a trip with your soul mate explains to you that among your priorities, there are some that do not seem to be part of it. That’s why you’re having trouble solving some of your current business properly.

If this dreamlike journey is made with friends, your subconscious makes you distract yourself instead of being alone with your worries. By doing activities that you enjoy, you will be more confident in your abilities.

When you see your family going on a trip, it’s time to take stock. Dreaming of being on vacation means you feel the need to continue an unresolved romantic relationship.

To travel is to allow yourself to dream

In the past ten years, tourism and travel have changed profoundly and have opened up to as many people as possible. New technologies have given everyone the ability to travel, more often and further.

In 10 years, thanks to a multitude of technological and technical advances, the journey has become fundamentally democratized. The average distance traveled by plane has increased, paradoxically with an average return flight budget halved. The world is open to everyone and we give it back by crossing it in every corner. Traveling is no longer just for an elite, we have all become travel superheroes.

What is travel

A Cartesian mind would be interested in the dictionary to answer this question. To travel is to move in space. A very simplistic response, for a modern society which, during its evolution, has become sedentary.

And yet, we feel this need to travel, discoveries and change of air on a daily basis by confronting the unknown. Guy de Maupassant wrote: “Travel is a kind of door through which one leaves reality as if to enter an unexplored reality which seems to be a dream”.

To meet this challenge, we can ask ourselves if we don’t need superpowers to enter this “unexplored reality”.

As expert in dream interpretation Medium Christina says, travel shapes youth. Indeed, the journey is symbolically linked to the quest, to the search for Knowledge or Science in the noble sense of the terms

Interpretations of the Travel Dream

Take a trip: when you know the destination, you know the outcome of a change in your life course. Travel, whatever the means of transport, augurs the passage from one life plan to another. You have to go through a small period more or less unstable, but not necessarily unpleasant, before you can set new benchmarks.

The return of a trip: we settle outstanding cases, disputes that weighed and undermined us. It is also the confirmation of a profound and more positive personality change.

Traveling on foot: there are some delays in your projects or business. Waiting on concerns that are important to you.

Traveling with other people: – beware of backbiting, relationship problems, unnecessary discord. Sign of mental confusion, tiredness, dispersal of spirit. A slightly cloudy phase where it is difficult to make choices or to focus on oneself. This is to be mitigated when traveling in the company of one or more friends.

An organized trip: we are not yet in control of our own affairs, we lack the power to decide on the directions we wish to take. Disappointed hopes, vain expectations.

Traveling by car, boat, plane,…: hopes of achievement and success will multiply. To clarify the interpretation, refer to the means of transport used.

Welcoming travelers: we sometimes receive news from another person that we haven’t seen for a long time or we receive information related to the place where travelers come from.

1. Bai Dai Beach, Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam

One quiet destination in Phu Quoc is the Bai Dai Beach. It is an unspoiled charm of Vietnam and will soon open its very first airport in 2018. This beach is regularly touted as one of the most beautiful and peaceful destinations in Vietnam.

There are many options to spend your time here – you can soak up the sun, snorkel, scuba dive or rent a small boat and go fishing. This place is also abundant with inexpensive seafood and local specialties.

2. Tanjung Rhu, Langkawi, Malaysia

Another jewel place to visit is Langkawi, Malaysia and is expected to become the next major resort spot in Southeast Asia. While there are other resorts found in this town like the Pantai Cenang, many tourists are attracted to Tanjung Rhu because of its peaceful and untouched sceneries. It is a great place to unwind, relax and meditate.

Tanjung Rhu is a two-mile beach surrounded by ancient limestones and untouched caves. There is a newly renovated Four Seasons resort here that offers nature-loving visitors a tour around the forests and beach-soaked mangroves.

3. Bacuit Archipelago, El Nido Palawan, Philippines

If you are looking for something more adventurous and exciting, you can head on to El Nido Palawan in the Philippines. The Bacuit archipelago is comprised of 45 islets and is recognized in this country as one of the crowning geological wonders for its incredible limestone rock formations and sheer karst cliffs.

You can hire a “bangka” (a tiny pump boat) in Cadlao Island for you to explore as many islands as you want. This is a wonderful place to cliff-climb, trek, snorkel, dive and even kayak. Many travel vloggers would attest to the beauty of this place.

4. Hikkaduwa, Sri Lanka

There is a surfing destination in Sri Lanka called Hikkaduwa. Mecca Hikkaduwa in particular is one of the most popular beaches in Sri Lanka because it has an open sea spot for surfers to enjoy and a dozen reef breaks and plenty of sea corals to keep snorkeling tourists occupied and happy.

5. Iho Beach, Jeju Island, South Korea

For decades, Jeju Island has been a long-time favorite of domestic travelers to enjoy their holidays. This place is famous for its beaches, lava tubes, a dormant volcano and cliffside rock formations. It also has interesting museums and luxury resorts for you to visit.

As for their beaches, they boast their yellow and grey sand, and clear and shallow waters – perfect for swimming.

6. Soneva Gili, Maldives

If the cost is not an issue, the best place to head to is Maldives, due to the fact that nearly all its beaches are faultless. There are so many resorts in Maldives to choose from, each one of them are staggeringly expensive.

Soneva Gili, being the resort that reigns supreme, is where Hollywood celebrities take their time to enjoy their hard-earned money. This place is considered to be a luxury staple that every tourist should try. It has stunning villas each equipped with indulgences like speedboats, outdoor bathrooms, 24/7 room services, private butlers and picnics on request.

6. Yalong Bay, Sanya, China

One popular retreat destination in China is in Sanya, particularly in Yalong Bay. It is a mile-long beach that is yet to be truly discovered by foreign tourists. This place gets quite crowded by the locals especially on peak seasons. So try to skip this in Christmas, February (Chinese New Year), and other holidays.

There are plenty of activities in Yalong bay like kayaking, snorkeling and jet skiing. There are also local vendors around the beach where you can easily access fresh fruits, juices for snacks. Sanya also has other beach resorts and outdoor pools.

8. Mamutik Island, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

Mamutik Island is a pristine destination perfect for snorkeling, swimming and just zoning out from the real world. It is also close to the city and would only take a 15-minute boat ride to get to this place.

If you want to visit a peaceful and unpopulated beach in Malaysia, Mamutik Island is the place to go. Its beaches are covered in corals and stunning shells – just do not bring anything home as it is prohibited.

9. Padang Padang Beach, Bali, Indonesia

There are two reasons why Padang Padang Beach is famous: one, it is a fantastic surfer spot where professional and local athletes gather to catch waves. Two, this place is where the movie Eat, Pray, Love by Julia Roberts was filmed. The only issue with this place is that you have to walk along a rocky and steep path to get to reach your destination.

It’s picturesque sceneries and clear blue waters are the reason why many lovers and honeymooners flock this place. It is not difficult to conclude why the producers of the movie chose this location for Julia Roberts’s film.

10. Agonda Beach, Goa, India

Goa is popularly known by both locals and tourists for its beaches particularly Ashwem Beach. However, Agonda is a less explored place and is arguably more beautiful. It is a wonderful place to enjoy a peaceful picnic with your friends or family. You can also enjoy activities like swimming and snorkeling in this beach.

You could easily spend a weekend in Agonda to explore local shops, restaurants and go dolphin-watching. If you visit this beach between October to May, you just might witness nesting turtles in the area which is a treat for many nature-loving tourists. It is a peaceful and well-kept place that you will sure love.

Planning Ahead, Gets You Out of Town

Do you need a break? Time away from your business can rest and recharge you; or it can bring you back to disoriented employees, disgruntled customers, and an Excedrin a headache. In the worst cases, you may find yourself spending your “relaxing” vacation camped on the phone and computer, trying to get things done that would be a snap if you were actually there.

Most small business owners can’t just call their travel agents, pack and leave for the airport when the urge to travel hits them. If they do, it’s more likely to be an attempt to salvage a deal that’s going sour than getting in a week of golf.

What are the keys to taking time off?

Commit to taking your vacation. Decide what you want to do, even if that’s just hanging out, and when the best time is to do it. It’s difficult, though not completely impossible, to take a skiing vacation during the summer in North America. If your heart is set on skiing in July, you may want to book a trip to South America or New Zealand. But if you want to save money on that skiing trip, you may want to schedule it in December – March. Block the time out and plan to make your arrangements.

If you don’t have a good travel agent, the Internet makes it easier than ever to be your own travel agent. One of my favorite sites for inspiration is Arthur Frommer’s Budget Travel at. I usually use www.travelocity.com or www.expedia.com to book my airline tickets, because they’ll let you look at the best price availability. The downside is that you have to manually look at each date to find these bargains. Your travel agent has more powerful search capabilities and can find you great rates or great convenience quickly.

Now that you know when you are going on vacation, the serious work starts. If you work alone and do not plan to have anyone cover your business while you are gone, it is simply a matter of scheduling to get your work done before you leave and pick it up after you return. You may wish to use voice mail and check it regularly, then schedule a half hour each day to return calls. I’ve also found that an increasing number of the people I contact pick up their email every two or three days, even when they’re out of their country.

On my last vacation, I used my backup Hotmail account at a cyber cafe to check in with my partner. Professionals who may have customers need them for emergencies (dentists, for example) often make arrangements for other professionals to take emergency referrals while they are gone.

Trading with other business owners

Another alternative is to trade time with another business owner that you trust.  A few years back when we used to own a scuba diving center in North Carolina, we traded with another diving center, Atlantis diving center.  You’ll have them take care of your business while you’re gone and they can also take a vacation knowing that the mail will be picked up, money and credit card receipts deposited, phone calls answered and your place of business checked.

Good choices are your closest neighbor businesses or a trusted collaborator with whom you have worked. Or you can contract with a virtual assistant, or use a phone answering service. If you run a mail or Web-based seller of goods, you’ll need to also make sure that orders are taken, responded to and shipped.

If you are in a partnership, in some ways you’ve got it made, as long as you stagger your vacation schedules. You can brief your partner on the status of your work before you leave and they can keep the customers feeling happy.

Or your partner can do the work while you are gone, depending on whether they have the same skills that you have. Professionals, such as doctors, often arrange to have a group practice so that they have a number of people who they can trust to keep the business going properly.

If you have employees who will be left in charge while you are gone, you may have more to prepare. Do you have an assistant who is good at running day-to-day activities? If so, you may actually be able to grab that 90% off last-minute deal on a two-month trek in the Himalayas. If you have employees but have never left them in charge during your absence, it makes sense to train one or two of them to run the business on a day-to-day basis.

In addition to vacation, there may be other reasons to leave your business. These include medical reasons, family, and trips to trade shows and professional organizations. While you are buying the new fall line of merchandise, you want your business to be a profitable run in your absence. If you have never left your business before, even if you’ve just started one recently, it’s a good idea to give it a trial run.

Take a long weekend off to reassure yourself that you’ve made the appropriate arrangements and that things will continue smoothly while you are gone. The next few times you take a break, you can extend by a few days.

Decide what is important for you to be involved with and prepare to leave the rest in someone else’s hands. You’ll want to tell the person you’ve left “in charge” how your business normally runs. Once you leave them, they’ll need to be equipped with important phone numbers and names, be on the watch for important items that you expect in the mail and be able to contact you if an emergency occurs. Please define “emergency” since your surrogate’s idea of an emergency may not match your expectations.

Going To A Trade Show Is Not A Vacation

Any time that you go to a seminar or trade show or another tax-deductible business opportunity, it doesn’t really count as a vacation unless you extend the trip by a few days and take genuine downtime. It can be a real strain on you and on family members who are brought along to enjoy a “working vacation” with you. If you are going to try an extended vacation, have them join you after the trade show or seminar.

Sure, your ongoing expenses (hotel, food, entertainment, auto rental) will not be deductible but you can deduct the transportation costs and the legitimate costs of the business portion of the trip, spending cheaper pre-tax dollars instead of take-home pay.

It is reasonable to choose your ongoing training and development opportunities in a pleasant location. It is possible to travel to London or entertain clients at the Super Bowl and get tax benefits as long as you know the rules. One site that can help you find the training you need at a location that you want is the Training and Seminar Locator at http://www.tasl.com/. You can sort classes by subject and by location quickly and effectively. This website requires that the companies and schools that offer training through this site provide a high level of quality, regardless of price point.

Check with your industry trade associations or professional groups to find opportunities to piggyback pleasure on business. Another good web resource is Trade Show Central.

If you are counting on making your trip deductible, it may be a good idea to give your CPA a call before you book it. Alternatively, you can go on over to the IRS’ website and look at “Travel, Entertainment, Gift, and Car Expenses” at http://www.irs.gov/ to find out what is deductible and where they draw the line.

If You’re Going To Be Gone For More Than A Week

If you are not going to return calls until your return, you may want to leave a “vacation greeting” on your voicemail. Let your customers know that you will be unavailable until you return, then set aside the next day after you come back to return all of their phone calls.

Arrange to have your bills paid on time while you are gone. Having a good credit rating gives you a lot of options and making a payment as late as 10 days can count against you.

Make sure that someone physically checks your place of business. Pipes can freeze in winter, doors can be left open and other problems can occur that will be much easier to deal with if your business is checked regularly. Possible choices, besides friends, colleagues, and family, include your landlord or property manager. Some small towns still will assign patrol officers to put a “vacation watch” on businesses and homes as well.

Once You’ve Returned

Regardless of what you’ve learned or experienced on your vacation, your everyday routine will be waiting when you return. If you walk back into your business with a fresh perspective, you may find that you can make some changes to make it run more smoothly and efficiently. Take the first day or two to catch up on things that happened while you were gone before you plunge into a series of meetings or sales calls.

Review how well things ran while you were gone and consider writing the results up briefly so that you can refer to them the next time you leave. Finally, thank the people who made it possible for you to get away, whether it was another business owner doing double duty, a partner or employees that gave you the freedom to go.

Life Like a Local

Being a highly interactive job a traveling bartender soon makes the new destination his home. You will easily get to know the locals, their cuisine, how they like their drink and what shall you charge them for a chilled glass of beer. Being a bartender abroad means to be a part of that world.

Learning Every Minute

Traveling is all about exploring. And bartending is all about interacting.

An overseas bartender quickly learns about the habits of those who come to the bar and all the new techniques that attract more customers to your bar- in a strange city. Where beer is a universally appreciated drink, the drinking habits of everyone across the globe are different. People of India would like their drink differently and the people of America would want it differently. As a traveler and a bartender, you learn something new about bartending, every minute.

More Money

Of course, you get to cash the new skills you learn by traveling. By working as a traveling bartender, the industry will pay you more for the globe trekking. You not only receive a good pay, but a chance to work with professionals. The creativeness and professional approach behind the bar gives the edge of enjoying a strong foothold in the bartending industry. And once you have gathered all that experience, you will just know where you want to finally land.

Better Future

Now that you have made your mind to become an international bartender, it will only leave a positive impact on your future. Your resume will have a long list of attractive traveling experiences that would assemble to make a unique bartender resume. This experience in the professional world of bartending will help you gain a prestigious position in the world of bartending.

Start Your Own Business

Once you have gathered such a vast experience in the field, it becomes much easier for you to start your own business as a bartender. And because you have learned so much about the drinking trends of foreign travelers- you can always open a bar that welcomes guests. Your bar could be the drinking spot of tourists where they feel just like home. Imagine, one counter for Japanese, one counter for Americans, one for the Australians and so one.

How to Get Started

To get started as a traveling bartender, all you have to do is remain alert, creative and follow these tips:

1. Start School

Attend a bartending school. This certificate will help you get international jobs on the basis of education even if you have no prior experience. The education you can always cash. Ignore all those who tell you that bartending is not a career- they would know when you will be rich.

2. Follow Social Media Trends

Use your Instagram and Facebook to always stay in touch with international bartending trends. This will help you quickly get adapted to the local lifestyle and habits.

3. Start Locally

Learn something from your own hometown. Just as you would love learning about the drinking habits of a new world, the people from the new world would also like to explore and try something new. Try your skills as a local bartender to learn the basics of the bar. Never try as an amateur in the international world.

Enjoying Grand Canyon Rafting Trips

If you are hungry for outdoor adventures and rafting is something you have always been interested in, you should think about setting your plans in motion for a Grand Canyon rafting trip. These are trips that allow you the opportunity to explore miles of beautiful waterways throughout the scenic, historical Grand Canyon.

Whether you are planning a trip with your family, with someone special, or part of a larger group, you will always find that this is the perfect way to get the thrills that you crave while also making plenty of wonderful memories.

It goes without saying that the Grand Canyon is truly a scenic wonder that is rich with adventure and fun while also being an important piece of Native American history. By setting up a rafting tour through the Grand Canyon, you will be making plans for what could only be described as a once in a lifetime experience.

Grand Canyon exploration by the river is the type of experience that is not like anything else, where you will be able to view side canyons and discover beautiful hidden waterfalls. These are some areas of the Grand Canyon that simply cannot be found unless you are on the water.

Another great thing about planning such a rafting adventure is that you have a number of wonderful options that you can choose from. Even if you have not had any experience with water rafting, there are programs that are available for beginners all the way up to those that have been on countless water rafting excursions.

When you embark on your journey throughout the mighty Colorado River, you will find that this is the kind of vacation that most people only dream about. Whether you take part in a day tour, or you set aside time for a multi-day adventure, you will have the perfect excursion that will give you the chance to see all of the sights while enjoying the wonders of nature.

No matter what kind of Grand Canyon rafting adventure that you choose to embark on, you will surely see that every single day will bring about brand new surprises. You will have the chance to view the local wildlife, learn more about the Native American culture, hike through some of the side canyons and so much more. When all is said and done, you will be glad that you took the time to put together a memorable trip through the Grand Canyon.

Whether you like skiing, hiking, bungee jumping or any other adrenaline-pumping activities, the best place to visit is New Zealand. Popularly known as the adventure capital of the world, New Zealand seems to be the ideal location for travelers and vacationers who seem to have a tight budget. The country itself is awe-strikingly beautiful and it is no wonder that they shot The Lord of the Rings movie franchise there.

The food is exceptionally good and the people are warm and friendly. You might have some questions on which is the most convenient mode of transport during your tour planning. So if you plan on taking a trip there anytime soon there are both private and New Zealand self-driving tours. Here are a few additional things to consider while on a vacation in New Zealand.

Climate

Generally speaking, New Zealand has a very pleasant climate. Spring usually is from September to November and is a delightful time to visit the country. Some cities even celebrate blossom festivals.

Winter generally comes between June and August and is the best time to enjoy the scenic icy beauty as well as to go skiing along the snow-covered mountains. Beat the heat from December to February by enjoying the gorgeous beaches that the country has to offer during its summer. Overall, New Zealand has a very temperate climate.

Tourist Attractions

If you’re an outdoor person who loves good food and nightlife then it is recommended to stay a while in Queensland which is popularly known as the adventure capital of the adventure capital! Fergburger is a must visit as it is said to have the best burgers in the country. Lord of The Rings fans will enjoy visiting Tongariro Alpine Crossing where Mordor was filmed in the movie franchise.

Nature lovers can enjoy sight-seeing and watch dolphins as well as enjoy good seafood and swim around the North of Auckland in a place known as the Bay of Islands.

Wellington, the capital is the place to be to experience the true culture of New Zealand. For an almost Asian experience, the Abel Tasman National Park is highly recommended where you can enjoy the beautiful water and dense jungles to hike as well as to go sea kayaking.

The Cuisine

As mentioned above, New Zealand has some exceptionally delicious food to offer. A must try dessert is the Pavlova which is basically a fruity delight. A food experience that will allow you to become one with nature as you indulge in the earthy taste is the Hangi.

The Kiwi Meat Pie is one of their most famous dishes in New Zealand and it would be a sin to not try the dish when you visit. If you visit New Zealand during Christmas time, a must try is the Hokey Pokey Ice Cream which is vanilla ice cream with chunks of honeycomb toffee throughout.

Final Words

New Zealand should be one among the top countries in your list of potential vacation spots mainly due to the huge list of tourist attraction spots as well as different experiences that come with it especially at such a budget-friendly price.

So if you want more information on the various attractions, accommodations, food, lifestyles as well as activities that you can indulge in during your visit to New Zealand.

Photography is one of the best tools that not only help in creating cherishable memories but along with this, it has now become an easy and simple way to promote a business. In today’s time when we cut throat competition in almost all the products and services, thus it has become necessary for all the business owners to choose the right method of advertising and marketing the products and services they provide.

There are some products that can be easily described in a normal photograph but the real-estate and businesses such as a travel company, this option come with a limitation and this is when the options of aerial photography and videography play an excellent role. This view provides a wider view of a location or an area that one wants to showcase to his potential clients and the other important aspect of is to hire the best aerial photographers.

There are some of the best Aerial Photographers in Singapore who can help businesses grow by capturing their products and services in a perfect manner. These people are professionals who now the integrities of capturing images to attract more eyeballs.

As only a professional can help in making this possible, thus it is necessary to figure out that what all measures should be analyzed before hiring one. Here are some of the points that one should consider while looking for a professional photographer:

Consider the experience

It is a must to assess the experience of a professional as by doing this; he can make sure that his work will be in the hands of a person who understands the nitty-gritty of the task. An experienced person who has already worked for business advertising can certainly provide better results as compared to an amateur.

Assess the clients he has worked

By having a look at the clients that person has worked for, he can get to know about the limitations and the understanding of capturing images. This gives him an idea about the professional and thus it becomes easy to figure out he will get his expectations to fulfill or not.

Sharing ideas

A good professional always consider his view on the project before starting it, discussions prove the really great idea to have an exchange of idea to figure out that what will be the best option to make his business a successful one. A good professional is full of ideas and by sharing his expectation; he can get the desired results.

Take it as a long-term investment: Rather than hiring an amateur that will cost him less money, there will be risk factor involved in it but investment even a good amount of money is not at all bad as at the end of the day it is like an investment that will bring profits in future.

So, these are some of the points that a person should consider while hiring a professional photographer. Hope this piece of writing will prove helpful to you.

On a biblical stand, at a fair, a young man asked for a New Testament, stating that he did not want to have the complete Bible! He thought the Old Testament was “out of date” as long as Christ came.

Certainly the texts of the Old Testament were written more than 3000 years ago! But God has made sure that they are kept in their entirety. For this long work of conservation of the text, he used for centuries pious scribes, very careful and patient, writing on the parchments used then.

The Apostle Paul wrote to his spiritual child Timothy: “Stay in the things you have learned … You know the Holy Scriptures that can make you stronger through your faith. God words are useful for teaching, for convincing, for correcting, for instructing in righteousness, that the man of God may be accomplished and perfectly prepared for every good work. To leave the Old Testament aside would be a serious mistake. At least three times the Word of God insists on warning us not to add or remove “Holy Scripture”.

The teaching of Jesus

Already 2,000 years ago, when the New Testament was not yet written, Jesus Christ showed throughout the Gospels, his way of teaching to crowds and disciples. By his marvelous example, he shows how his redeemed, led by the Holy Spirit, can also use the Old Testament in their contacts with souls, and meet their primary spiritual needs.

Let’s see, for example, how the Lord approached two discouraged disciples on the way from Jerusalem to Emmaus. He walks with them, inquires about the subject of their conversation, because he notes their sadness. They did not know that he was risen and did not recognize him!

With intense emotion, they tell the story of the previous days. They hoped that Jesus would deliver them from the yoke of the Romans. Now he had been crucified, with the consent of their religious leaders. He was dead: three days had already passed, all hope seemed to have disappeared.

Jesus takes them back with love and enlightens them: O people without intelligence and slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have said! Was it not necessary for Christ to endure these sufferings and enter into his glory?. He makes abundant use of the scriptures that filled his heart. “And beginning with Moses and all the prophets, he explained to them in all the scriptures the things that concern him”. For their greatest joy, he shows them that these Old Testament texts – which should have been familiar to them – spoke of him!

The Lord shares their meal and makes himself known to them in the breaking of bread. On their way back to Jerusalem, they will say, “Did not our heart burn within us, when he spoke to us on the way, and opened the Scriptures to us?”. This is what he always proposes to those who are discouraged or desperate.

The unity of the Bible

There are 66 books in the Bible, grouped in the two Testaments, Old and New. All these texts are deeply linked together. Moreover in the New Testament, quotations from the Old abound.

Beginning with Genesis – the first book of the Word – God makes himself progressively known to his creatures fallen into sin. Already in this book we find Abraham offering his only son Isaac as a sacrifice – but this only son will eventually be spared.

But in filigree we see the holy God, the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. He did not spare his only son. He died on the cross for us. The sufferings, the moral virtues of Christ, are sketched out in the life of men of God such as Joseph, David or Daniel … Looking through the book of Psalms that sings the glory of God, we find 15 texts par excellence Messianic. They relate essentially to Christ, the Messiah, in various aspects.

In his marvelous grace, God has given us a Savior in Jesus, His Son. He came to live voluntarily – as a man among men. He has poured out grace and love around him. Then he paid for us the high price of our redemption – on the cross. He is the full and definitive revelation of God! Now there are already in all the Old Testament types, as he was announced there by the Prophets.