<p>20:9 <i>And in a window sat a certain young man named Eutychus</i>- Gk. 'well fated'. As with many Bible names, the name seems so appropriate to the person. It could be in his case that he was given this name in the community after his resurrection. And yet it could also be that God arranged the naming of such people in advance as a reflection of how He knows the destiny and future experiences of each of His people from birth.</p><p><i>Who was sinking into a deep sleep. He was overcome by sleep, and as Paul continued speaking, he fell down from the third floor and was picked up dead<em>- </em></i>A cameo of Paul&rsquo;s attitude is presented when Eutychus falls down from the window; Paul likewise runs down afterwards and falls on him, on the blood and broken bones (:9,10). The language of Paul&rsquo;s descent and falling upon Eutychus and Eutychus&rsquo; own fall from the window are so similar. Surely the point is, that Paul had a heart that bled for that man, that led him to identify with him.</p><p>Believe that you really will receive; avoid the temptation of asking for things as a child asks for Christmas presents, with the vague hope that something might turn up. Be like Paul, who fell upon the smashed body of Eutychus with the assurance: &quot;Trouble not yourselves alluding to his Lord's words' in another upper room; for his life is in him&quot; (Acts 20:10).</p>