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Wonder from,’ The new Webster’s Thesaurus has many meanings. A few of them are:
- Amazement
- Marvel
- Miracle
- Awe
These few words alone let you know that the word wonder is in itself a wonderful word. People who speak wonderfully about someone in particular are giving them praise and admiration.
Let’s wonder about the word bread for a while. Bread makes you think about food and nutritional fulfillment. The body, mind and spirit need the bread of life to find ones heart desire and soul purpose. Isn’t that a wonder?
If people take just a few moments of their time to think about these two words they might just come up with an amazing marvelous and awesome piece of what the bread of life could stand for.
Christians could say they’ve had wonder bread when they take part in communion at their church. The bread of life from Christ is a wondrous miracle. So the next time you hear the words Wonder bread let all the words from your dictionary about these two words take on all the possible meaning it has to offer. There’s more than just one.
Do you have food for thought about these two words? What do these two words mean to you? Want to share a miracle, marvel or an awesome day. You may lift somebody’s spirit by doing so. It may just amaze someone and fill their smile with wonder.
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Few really knew the relevance of the wonder bread but as Jesus compared it to his body being divided into pieces to save all men, it was meant to be. I am receiving the wonder bread in going to mass and indeed, it saved me from my sufferings having found the wonder bread working out in me. Nice article.
Very powerful words. The “bread” here enlightens people’s life. Great piece and message, thanks and have my liked it.
A wonderful article.Thanks for sharing
What a super article. I wish everybody would read it and I mean everybody. Thanks
If we search closely every day is a wonder!
Another wonderful article by you.
well done,
Totally awesome and powerful
Well Done
Again
Quite a powerful body of work.
Excellent work.
Monica.
fine article. thank u