SOMEONE MOVED MY HANDS

by Katherine Keher The surgeon began to cry and then he said, "Someone was moving my hands." "Are not all angels ministering spirits sent to serve those who will inherit salvation" (Hebrews 1:14). Wayne and Doreen's three-year-old son Cameron had cancer and was admitted to a hospital for treatment. The hospital was an hour's drive from their home and every evening Doreen would drive to the hospital to be with Cameron until the treatment was over. Watching him suffer broke her heart. Most evenings, after she had said good-bye, she would cry because of what was happening to her little boy. One pitch-dark night, while driving home in the pouring rain, she was crying so hard that she could hardly see the road. Suddenly, she felt a presence beside her and she began to feel peaceful. It seemed like she was resting in the arms of the Lord. It was an angel in the passenger seat. He took hold of the steering wheel and drove the car all the way to her home. She said the angel had the kindest face. Again, years later, when her son was 23 years old, he had to have reconstructive surgery to repair the damage the cancer had done to his face. Some of the bones had ceased to grow after the cancer he had as a child. The surgery they were trying had never been done before on bone weakened by radiation. The surgeon didn't know if the bone would bond again after the procedure or what the outcome would be. After the surgery, the doctor, who was not a Christian, came to the lobby and sat in a chair and just looked at Wayne and Doreen. Wayne asked, "Is Cameron alright?" The surgeon began to cry and then he said, "Someone was moving my hands." Doreen realized it was an angel and told him so. The surgeon answered, "Whatever it was, it was absolutely wonderful!" They all cried because they knew that they had experienced some-thing supernatural. They had experienced God! Angels are sent from God. They are His servants and are some-times sent to care for us. God is so very good and kind to us! Have you ever prayed to give your life to God? The following is a suggested prayer: "Dear Father, I need You. I acknowledge that I have been directing my own life and that, as a result, I have sinned against You. I thank You that You will forgive my sins because of Christ's death on the cross for me. I now invite Christ to take His place on the throne of my life." www.thoughts-about-god.com/angels