What do you do with an old bell?

This bronze bell was made almost 200 years ago. (Amy Miller via AP)
The bell was loaded onto a truck in California. The truck took it to Massachusetts. (Amy Miller via AP)
Paul Revere is famous for warning colonists that the British were coming.
Joseph Warren Revere was Paul Revere’s son. He made this bell.
This portrait shows Paul Revere. He is making a silver teapot.

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This bronze bell was made in Massachusetts. It is very old.

The bell rang in some Ohio churches. Then it sat in a California garage. Now it is back where it began.

Pray: God has done good things for you. Remember what they are. Thank Him.

Read More: Paul Revere was the man who warned American colonists in Massachusetts that British soldiers were coming to fight them. He worked with gold and silver. But he also had a metal foundry after the war. There he made bells. His son Joseph Warren Revere crafted the bell that has come back to the Paul Revere Heritage Site near Boston. The woman who owned the bell returned it “because it represents our history.” Remember the days of old. Ponder the work of God’s hands. See Psalm 143:5.