What is the reason of the suffering: nemesis in virtue of some sin or a proof of the Creator?
When we are undergoing to some ordeal, the first thing that we need to do is to seek out in the Creator the fathoming of our heart (Psalms 139.23,24). if our heart does not accuse us, we have confidence toward God and whatever we ask, we receive from Him, because we keep His commandments and do those things that are pleasing in His sight (1John 3.21,22).
That is to say, if we are right in the path of the Creator we have nothing to worry about. On the contrary: we count blessed those who endure the probation. You have heard of the patience of Job, and you have seen the end of the Lord, that the Lord is full of pity and of tender mercy (James 5.11).
On the other hand, if our heart to accuse us (1John 3.20), we need to turn away from the sin. It is no use harping on about our kinks, nor wear us out trying to procure resources in order to sort out the predicaments, let alone to get acrimony against everyone that rule us out from what we desire to the point of walking around thoroughly berserk, uttering scurrilous words against them, until we think that they already suffered the sufficient.
Let alone we should outsmart someone to tap into what they have to offer us.
When the soul is defiled, the treasure of these people is in the worldly things (see Matthew 6.19-21). In this case, as their heart are stuck in these ones, the soul of them cry out loud, putting these people in utter despair, making them wacky.
So, if you are justified by faith, quest for the peace with the Creator through our Lord Jesus Christ (Romans 5.1), and truly He who did not spare His own Son, but delivered Him up for us all, certainly will give us, with Him, all things freely (Romans 8.32). And be sure: even if only you were the only person to recognize Jesus in your life, He would have done all that He did only for the sake of you, so much is the love of Him for you.
So, smile and have a peaceful day making up with Jesus Christ.
- “All her people sigh; they seek bread. They have given their desirable things for food to relieve the soul. See, O Jehovah, and look on me, for I have become vile.” (Lamentations 1.11).
When we are undergoing to some ordeal, the first thing that we need to do is to seek out in the Creator the fathoming of our heart (Psalms 139.23,24). if our heart does not accuse us, we have confidence toward God and whatever we ask, we receive from Him, because we keep His commandments and do those things that are pleasing in His sight (1John 3.21,22).
That is to say, if we are right in the path of the Creator we have nothing to worry about. On the contrary: we count blessed those who endure the probation. You have heard of the patience of Job, and you have seen the end of the Lord, that the Lord is full of pity and of tender mercy (James 5.11).
On the other hand, if our heart to accuse us (1John 3.20), we need to turn away from the sin. It is no use harping on about our kinks, nor wear us out trying to procure resources in order to sort out the predicaments, let alone to get acrimony against everyone that rule us out from what we desire to the point of walking around thoroughly berserk, uttering scurrilous words against them, until we think that they already suffered the sufficient.
Let alone we should outsmart someone to tap into what they have to offer us.
When the soul is defiled, the treasure of these people is in the worldly things (see Matthew 6.19-21). In this case, as their heart are stuck in these ones, the soul of them cry out loud, putting these people in utter despair, making them wacky.
So, if you are justified by faith, quest for the peace with the Creator through our Lord Jesus Christ (Romans 5.1), and truly He who did not spare His own Son, but delivered Him up for us all, certainly will give us, with Him, all things freely (Romans 8.32). And be sure: even if only you were the only person to recognize Jesus in your life, He would have done all that He did only for the sake of you, so much is the love of Him for you.
So, smile and have a peaceful day making up with Jesus Christ.