Emphasis Preaching Journal

The baby eagle is totally dependant on its mother. The nest it lives in, the food it must eat, the protection so very necessary for its very life, all come from the mother. The eaglet will eventually grow big and strong enough to feel the inner urge to get out of the nest and explore the world. Sooner or later it discovers that it has wings and that its mother's wings allow it to propel itself through the sky. So it is, that at a certain point in time the young eagle begins to stretch forth its wings and flap them, copying the mother.