Tourists and residents of Orizaba can see a hill that sits about 1,700 meters over sea level called "El Cerro del Borrego" or “Hill of the Sheep.” In 1862, the French army invaded Mexico. While the enemy camped in the central park of Orizaba, the Mexican army established its position at the top of the hill. However, the Mexican general neglected to guard access to the top. While the Mexican troops were sleeping, the French attacked and killed 2,000 of them. * * * This reminds me of another hill, the Mount of Olives, and the garden at its foot where a group of disciples fell asleep. Jesus rebuked them, saying, “Watch and pray so that you will not fall into temptation. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak” ( Mark 14:38 ). How easy it is to sleep or become careless in our Christian walk ! Temptation strikes when we are most vulnerable. --- When we neglect certain areas of our spiritual lives—such as prayer and Bible study— we become drows...
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