Forty cards. Every one ends with something to do today.

Most scripture cards are decoration. A verse in a nice typeface goes on the desk, gets read for four days, and becomes furniture. These are built the other way round: the passage is named, the point is compressed into one line, and every card ends with something to do before the day is out.

What you get

Forty cards, eight to a page, with cut lines
Four suits: the man himself, the marriage, the children, the work
Every card names a passage, because the card is a pointer and not a substitute
Every card ends with an action, not a sentiment
A closing page for the five cards you skipped, which are the ones that matter

Carry one in a wallet, tape one to a dashboard, or run the deck one card a day for forty days.

Note: the verse text is not reprinted on the cards. The reference is. That is deliberate - a man who reads a summary and counts it as scripture has quietly swapped the source.

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