Today’s Thought “I Don’t Know Why, I Have to Cry Sometimes?” G. Ward

Job 42: ² “I know that You can do all things, and that no plan is impossible for You.”

 

Job, would endure immense pain of great loss, but would be known for his incredible devotion to our Lord’s Sovereign Control, through one of the greatest sentiments of all time – “Shall we actually accept good from God but not accept adversity?” Unlike many who face trials so regularly, there appears to be predominant acceptance to be angry with Holy God when lives are disrupted by troubles; even questioning Holy God, to forget that many all-around, are also faced with trials of sorts (and substantiates a lack of investigation of many HE loved before us, to then ultimately personify HIMSELF, through HIS Only Son given for our sins – through great pain, persecution and death – John 15:20).

God’s will remains indiscriminate for the universe HE made, along with its occupiers and won’t always have answers for the many difficulties and whereas we’ve practiced being on the receiving end of blessings bestowed by the Almighty, we must more seek to adopt Job’s sentiment, that more counts on our Lord’s promise of an eternity with HIM, where troubles are vanquished (Ro.8:18).