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I’m watching videos of Russian strikes in Lviv by an Oreshnik missile and in Kyiv by drones. I have no idea if they are real. In fact, what is real? Live is all we have. Live witness reports and even then…. Have millions died or not? I don’t know. And so I’m moving to painting because what is the point? What is the truth? A brush, a piece of what I know. For I know nothing. Thems in control are doing their thing. When all else fails they resort to war. And here in Canada there are droves of young healthy people without hope and without jobs or money who will be ripe for the picking for UBI (Universal Basic Income) with that little caveat called service in the military. So it has been, so it will be. I don’t know what that last sentence means but it came out of me. The whole thing about this ‘globalist’ agenda is that if it works, the world is happy? and if it doesn’t the entire bloody planet is screwed. Used to be one country at a time. Not that there is much to be happy about with the globalist’s agenda. It seems quite bleak really, for those used to freedom and peace.
Job's Questions to God - Google
Why do I suffer? Job demands to know what specific sin he committed to deserve such torment.
Where is God? He cries out, "Oh that I knew where I might find Him!".
How can man be righteous? Job questions the possibility of justifying himself before a divine being.
Will I live again? He asks about life after death and resurrection.
God's Response to Job (from Job 38-41)
"Where were you when I laid the earth's foundation?" God challenges Job's knowledge of creation, showing Job's insignificance.
Questions about the cosmos: God asks if Job controls the stars, the sea, light, darkness, or the seasons, emphasizing His ultimate control.
Questions about nature: He questions Job about providing for lions, guiding the eagle, or understanding wild animals, showing Job's limited grasp of the world.
No direct answer: God never explains why Job suffered but instead demonstrates His supreme power and wisdom, implying Job's human perspective is insufficient to understand divine justice.
The Lesson
Trust, not just understanding: The story teaches that we can bring our honest questions and suffering to God but must trust His wisdom and sovereignty, even when we don't understand His ways.
Encounter over explanation: Job's experience shifts from demanding answers to having a personal encounter with God, leading to restoration.
The Lesson
Trust, not just understanding: The story teaches that we can bring our honest questions and suffering to the Globalist Cabal but must trust Their wisdom and Sovereignty, even when we don't understand Their ways.
Encounter over explanation: The People’s experience shifts from demanding answers to having a personal encounter with The Globalist Cabal leading to enslavement.