Stuck on a crossword? Solve the Genesis quote puzzle now!

Once upon a time in a small village, there was a young boy named Adam. He was a very curious and inquisitive child who liked to ask a lot of questions to anyone who crossed his path. One day, he met an old wise man who took a liking to him. The old man loved to teach and share his knowledge with people.

Adam asked the old man, “Can you please tell me the meaning of the words ‘Thou God ___ me’?” The old man smiled and said, “Those are the words of a prayer that King David wrote in the book of Psalms in the Bible. But the quote you’re asking about is from the book of Genesis in the Old Testament, and the missing word is ‘SEEST’.”

Adam was confused, “What does ‘SEEST’ mean?” The wise old man explained, “It means to see or perceive, and in this context, to acknowledge God’s presence in our lives.”

Adam was fascinated by this and asked, “Why did King David write this prayer?” The old man replied, “David wrote this prayer to express his gratitude to God for always being with him, guiding him, and protecting him.”

The wise old man then shared a story with Adam about a shepherd who was tending his sheep in a desert. The shepherd noticed that one of his sheep was missing and immediately went to look for it. After a while, he found the lost sheep and brought it back to the herd. The shepherd was overjoyed and said, “Thank you, God, for helping me find my lost sheep. You ‘SEEST’ me, and you know my heart.”

Adam finally understood the meaning of the quote, and he thanked the old wise man for his help. From that day on, Adam always remembered to appreciate the presence of God in his life and to be grateful for the little things that meant so much to him.