Everything - is made; so is every part of you when you are in your mother's womb (子宫). But your virtue and wisdom are forming1your growing up. You have potential which 2 your life value. That is, if the potential is great, the value of life would be high. So you should 3 yourself instead of looking in the 4 saying, “I'm ugly. I'm unlovable. I'm worthless.”

    In 1987 a British couple brought a painted 5 to Antiques Roadshow to find out its value. The painting was 6 at the attic of their old house. Maybe the husband's grandpa put it there. They didn't 7 like it because it looked old. They 8 moved it to their outbuilding that was used for housing cars when they redecorated their house. Imagine their 9 when the painting turned out to be The Halt in the Desert, one of Richard Dadd's greatest masterpieces. It had been missing for a 10. It appeared after 100 years, and its value is 11, about £1,000,000 today. It didn't 12 what the couple thought about the piece; its value came from the one who created it.

    You and I are works of a master artist as well. Like the piece of artwork, we may 13 who we are truly and display to the world something that we think is more appealing. We 14 seek to destroy ourselves completely out of shame.15 the truth still remains-we are fearfully and wonderfully made. Author Max Lucado says in Cure for the Common life, “Da Vinci 16 one Mona Lisa. Beethoven composed one Fate Symphony. And God made one version of you... We exist to 17 God, to display His glory.

    God longs for His children to accept the worth and value. He's 18 them and then use it to protect others.19 we know who we are and what we are living for, we're free to love, live with joy, and make a difference in the world.

    We come to the world not to do 20and we need to believe everyone is born useful.