Nobody can pretend ignorance in order to excuse their sins (part 14):
Behold where we can see His wisdom:
6 – on the face of the deep (Prov 8:27):
When we are undergoing an ordeal or predicament, our lean is to feel as if we are in the deepest of the abyss. And the worst is that, many times, we blame the Creator for this:
I know that this situation is very terrible. Nor the demons like this:
Nonetheless, we need to believe in what Paul says:
And don’t think that Paul spoke this as someone that didn’t know what is to suffer:
If we are in it, certainly the Creator wish to speak with us through the abyss:
I know that this can sound antic. However, if He used an ass (2Pe 2:16) and can use the stones to cry for His glory (Luke 19:40), why not to use the abyss?
Everything Jehovah pleased, He did in the heavens and in earth, and in the seas and all deep places (Psa 135:6). As the Creator is love (1John 4:8,16) and good (Psalms 34:8; 100:5; 135:3; 145:9; Nahum 1:7), therefore you can be blessed in the abyss. See, for example, the blessing of Jacob and Moses:
Perhaps you are asking: but, what can there be of good in the abyss?
Have a good week going over this. Tomorrow we will answer this question.
Behold where we can see His wisdom:
6 – on the face of the deep (Prov 8:27):
When we are undergoing an ordeal or predicament, our lean is to feel as if we are in the deepest of the abyss. And the worst is that, many times, we blame the Creator for this:
- “You have laid me in the lowest pit, in darkness, in the deeps.” (Psa 88:6)
I know that this situation is very terrible. Nor the demons like this:
- “And they begged Him that He would not command them to go out into the abyss.” (Luk 8:31).
Nonetheless, we need to believe in what Paul says:
- “And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.” (Rom 8:28).
And don’t think that Paul spoke this as someone that didn’t know what is to suffer:
- “Three times I was beaten with rods, once I was stoned, three times I was shipwrecked. I have spent a night and a day in the deep.” (2Co 11:25).
If we are in it, certainly the Creator wish to speak with us through the abyss:
- “They saw You; mountains trembled. The storm of water passed over; the deep uttered its voice and lifted up its hands on high.” (Hab 3:10).
I know that this can sound antic. However, if He used an ass (2Pe 2:16) and can use the stones to cry for His glory (Luke 19:40), why not to use the abyss?
Everything Jehovah pleased, He did in the heavens and in earth, and in the seas and all deep places (Psa 135:6). As the Creator is love (1John 4:8,16) and good (Psalms 34:8; 100:5; 135:3; 145:9; Nahum 1:7), therefore you can be blessed in the abyss. See, for example, the blessing of Jacob and Moses:
- “by the God of your father, who shall help you. And may the Almighty bless you with blessings of Heaven above, *blessings of the deep* that lies beneath, blessings of the breasts and of the womb.” (Gen 49:25);
- “And of Joseph he said, Blessed of Jehovah be his land, with the precious things of the heavens, for the dew, and *for the deep that crouches beneath*” (Deu 33:13).
Perhaps you are asking: but, what can there be of good in the abyss?
Have a good week going over this. Tomorrow we will answer this question.