I say all of this to tell you about a bunny. We raise meat rabbits here. I had a bunch that I put in my old garden to grow out. They matured rather quickly, and some young bucks started fighting. It was time to gather them up and cage them. I noted the sex of each rabbit as I caged them. Then there was this one black rabbit. He had an eviscerated hernia and a rather large blob of his intestines were hanging out. I caged him up by himself so I could keep an eye on him to know if he had infection or if he was too messed up for human consumption. I waited. Then the rains came for a couple of weeks. I got distracted more than a few times. I could see that this hernia was still hanging and dried matter covered it, but he still looked fine. Not ill or troubled in any way. I prayed for him to not suffer. I finally decided to check him out and put him in a better cage. As I did this, I was able to see that the eviseration was gone! Just a very small opening and it looks wonderful! So, I want y'all to research eviscerated hernias real quick.
Yep, they don't heal. Not without surgical intervention. Mind you, this was a meat rabbit. We were not going to have him vetted.
But God can do and will do the "impossible"!
Matthew 6:26 says this
Look at the birds in the air. They don't plant or harvest or store food in barns, but your heavenly Father feeds them. And you know that you are worth much more than the birds.".
So, just to remind us that He cares for even the rabbit that is slated for the dinner table. In doing so, He blesses us with seeing this healing and causes us to be that much more grateful, more trusting and more willing to share how much God wants to do for you
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