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McDale721
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So I was thinking about construction projects yesterday. My father, grandfather, brother, sister-in-law and cousin are all engineers. I spent a lot of time in college working for my father. I learned that on any major construction project there are usual three key figures: the architect, the engineer and the contractor (engineers have lots of jokes about architects and contractors).
The architect comes up with the design; he is the artist, the dreamer, the visionary. He provides the big picture.
The engineer is the guy who takes the architect’s design and figures out how to make it stand. He provides the specifications on how to build the design. They are more linear thinkers, applying science and math.
Finally, once the engineer has determined how to build it, the contractor does the building. He’s the practical guy who knows how to get things done.
Does that sound like three men we know?
Well played Holy Spirit, well played.
So I was thinking about construction projects yesterday. My father, grandfather, brother, sister-in-law and cousin are all engineers. I spent a lot of time in college working for my father. I learned that on any major construction project there are usual three key figures: the architect, the engineer and the contractor (engineers have lots of jokes about architects and contractors).
The architect comes up with the design; he is the artist, the dreamer, the visionary. He provides the big picture.
The engineer is the guy who takes the architect’s design and figures out how to make it stand. He provides the specifications on how to build the design. They are more linear thinkers, applying science and math.
Finally, once the engineer has determined how to build it, the contractor does the building. He’s the practical guy who knows how to get things done.
Does that sound like three men we know?
Well played Holy Spirit, well played.
Ya just never know where God will lead you to next! He keeps surprising me. 