“Who told thee that thou wast naked?”
Genesis 3 opens a searching conversation about fear, shame, and the voice Adam began to heed.
Scripture reflections by Gerald Washington
In thy light shall we see light.
“For with thee is the fountain of life.” God’s light changes how we see. From the garden to Psalm 36, these reflections follow the questions that lead us back to His Word.
Read the reflectionsThe opening collection
Questions worth
sitting with.
Three passages, three invitations to think deeply. Begin with the question that stays with you, then return to the Scripture itself.
Whom we obey
Romans 6:16 gives language to a profound question: how do our choices reveal the voice we follow?
In thy light we see light
Psalm 36:9 draws our attention to the source of life and the clarity that comes from God’s light.
About this space
Read slowly.
Ask deeply.
Walk faithfully.
AsThyDays is a home for Scripture reflections by Gerald Washington. It begins with questions that stay with us after we close the Bible: What changed in the garden? Whose voice do we obey? Where does true light come from?
The goal is to keep the Word in view while making room for spiritual reflection, conversation, and growth.
Gerald Washington