text: Reflection, "Let God be God", speaks to St. Augustine's sense that God is the "Really Real". Grain, in the context of Eucharist, and of essential food, is to the point of the Really Real.
  Isaiah says "all flesh is grass"; Joseph of Egypt stored wheat grains in times of plenty against the years of want; and, of bread made from grass-grain, Jesus says: "This is my Body".
  God, in context of 'daily bread', is REALLY REAL. SAVVY?
  How do we "let God be God"? in our time, in all time?