Easy ReadCamp Esperanza
14 October 2010
The miraculous rescue of 33 Chilean coal miners at Camp Esperanza
(Hope) was a poignant, riveting, modern-day resurrection reminiscent of
birth itself. While in a cage (amniotic sac) connected to a cable
(umbilical cord) that traversed a tube (birth canal), each miner was
rescued (delivered) from a cave (uterus), by coworkers (midwives), who
reunited the miners with their family (mothers), and spirited them away on
a stretcher (basinet) to the emergency room (nursery) to be seen by a
physician (obstetrician). Thank God for miracles!
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