“Masterpiece.”
What do you think of when you hear that word?
The Sistine Chapel of Michelangelo?
“Romeo and Juliet” by Shakespeare?
The 95-96 season of the Chicago Bulls?
Whatever you think of, it usually means the same thing.
Something spectacular—there’s nothing else like it—nothing in the world.
Something that’s a masterpiece is one-in-a-million. A treasure.
It’s a small word – an afterthought – an addition.
Nothing spectacular follows an also.
“On vacation, we went to Disney World, Sea World, and the beach. We also went to McDonald’s.”
Also; not a big deal; not the focus; not all that important.
In Genesis 1, we read the account of God creating the world. His power and creativity explode in every verse:
Here’s a great song to encourage you if/when you need it. The clip below is taken from James Corden’s late night show. He invited the original cast of Dear Evan Hansen to share a quarantine performance of “You Will Be Found.” So good.