Empower your Day in Just Seconds
Grantley Morris
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If we really thought the One we can never hide from and who has the power to torment us for all eternity were cruel or heartless, why would we risk the fury of the Omnipotent One by raging against him?
That he lets us get away with this shows that God is extraordinarily loving and patient. Astoundingly, it is this mind-blowing love and patience that not only lets us rage but is the reason for our rage. We foolishly want God to execute instant justice without stopping to realize that instant justice would have sent us to hell. Ironically, what infuriates us about God is the very thing we should be most grateful for. No, we should not be grateful for all the evil in this world it grieves, hurts and infuriates God even more than it does us but Gods decision to give time to repent rather than instantly executing justice is the very thing that has given us time to come to our senses before it is too late. Tragically, when we are reeling in pain, hurt and frustration we often get things so horribly wrong that we act like people too delirious with pain to realize they are fighting off the only person who cares enough to tend their wounds. To be mad at God is as mad as angrily smashing your fist into a wall. It hurts you deeply. Taken from Is it Mad to be Mad at God? Share this! May be freely copied. Just include this notice: © Grantley Morris, www.net-burst.com
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