Consider what you owe to His immutability.
Though you have changed a thousand times,
He has not changed once.
Charles Spurgeon
(dragonfly rests in the meadow / Julie Cook .
“So often we try to fit God in a box, making God be what we want him to be.
That can bring a lot of frustrations.
But letting God be God can be incredibly freeing.”
Lauren Green
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We humans have finite minds and God is infinite. We can glimpse who God is by reflecting on the life that Jesus lived while here on earth; however, we do not have the capacity to understand or capture the immensity of God’s love and define who God is. It is almost impossible for me to even express what I mean because of the limitations of my humanity so this comment may not even make any sense!
it makes perfect sense—hard wrapping a finite brain around the infinite 🙂
‘Letting God be God.’
Yeah, like that could never end well. Sad to say, many do not allow God such a courtesy.
I agree, let God be God.
for you and I it will end well, but for those who refuse to see God as what He is—well, you’re right, that won’t go according to their plans…
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Amen and amen!!!! 🙂 ❤