Do steps always lead to a destination? According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary the word steps is described as a measure or action, especially one of a series taken in order to deal with or achieve a particular thing: take a particular course of action. The word Steps means that action is required to be taken. Steps are used in various functions to get from one place, or from one level to another. Taking steps is all about movement as it is a process of continuous movement while in motion. The steps can be taken by foot to move around, steps are used in walking up or down a flight of steps or following steps to complete a process.
When steps are taken to move around, the steps take the individual from place to place, or from level to level. An individual could take steps as a method to exercise, on a walking trail or on an exercise machine. Taking steps could be a way to move up a flight of stairs or come down a flight of stairs. Steps are taken to excel in certain areas and careers. The steps should be used as a means for an individual to get where they are going but should not be used as a method or a way of feeling superior over others, because the same way the individual took steps to get up, they will have to use the same steps to come down.
A set of plans comes with steps that could be used as an outline, to complete a process in an organized manner. The plans generally provide step by step instructions to complete the project. A builder may use a set of plans to know how to construct a house. By following the steps to complete the building of the house, the result would be a comfortable place to live.
The bible also makes references about taking steps. It reads in Proverbs 16:9: “In their hearts humans plan their course, but the Lord establishes their steps.” In the passage the bible is speaking about the steps that an individual may take to get from one level to another one. Although the individual has made plans, their steps are ordered by the Lord. Steps should be used to get from one place to another, but not to step on others. I Will, Will You?
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