Today...

Today... is yesterday's tomorrow, or is tomorrow's yesterday or even is a week ago's next week.  One thing that stands out of this, is today is now.

There are many common lines about that - one in particular:  today is a gift, that's why it's called the present.

From there we can go on and on in philosophy of this.  Such as this morning was a gift, but now it's the past - and well tonight will be a gift, if we get there.

Now - can it be said that today is the day of the LORD?  Biblically speaking, many Bible scholars and Theologians will generally at least once talk about what is known as the day of the LORD?  Some even go so far to call it the great and terrible day of the LORD.(See Joel 2:11,31 for more info on that)

Now - this brings up an interesting topic...everyone believes that the great and terrible day of the LORD will be at the end of days - in other words the end of this world.

Now - if I were to take another Bible verse and throw it into the mix...what could be thought of that?

Psalms 118:24 This is the day which the LORD hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.

Now if today is the day which the LORD has made - would this not mean that today is the great and terrible day of the LORD?

Perhaps that day is everyday - not just a day that will take place in the future.

Has my world ever been thrown upside down?  I'd say so.
Has Heaven and Earth ever changed in my lifetime?  I'd say so.

So the question could become - has this day ever happened in your lifetime?

If the answer is yes - then perhaps that day is in the past.

If it hasn't perhaps that day is today - or tomorrow....

Or as we just saw - perhaps that day is today.