Thoughts for another day

March 22, 2011

Today's verse: Job 9:10. Which doeth great things past finding out; yea, and wonders without number.  (KJV)

(Pls. read the above before you read further. Thanks)                                                                                    

Beyond the imagination is a world that's ensconced with absolute surprises which the human brain can't conceive, let alone work with and it's in this world that God operates.  God's ways are mysterious; He is the author of wonders.  He treads between the earth and this world with ease and to those dear to Him, mind you each one of us qualifies for this, He also gives a glimpse of that world.  That's the world Jesus talked about when He spoke of faith or love or forgiveness.  Simply because when you belong to that world, then love is generic and forgiveness is automatic.  This world is called 'the Kingdom of God'. 

We can easily bring God's Kingdom in our own world here by merely remembering to keep His commands, particularly love, forgiveness; and holding to faith as our guiding light to walk.  When we're born to be His messengers and His lovers, we discover that though we're sinful, His Kingdom attracts us.  Slowly, we move toward His Kingdom and we like what we see.  At times, it becomes difficult to keep the pre-requisite precepts of the Kingdom, but gradually, God works in us so that we come to be permanent citizens of the Kingdom. 

Thereon in our lives we see the mighty Hand of God work.  Recall Moses moving away from Pharaoh and then the plague comes which stings the Egyptians but doesn't even harm a ewe lamb in Goshen where the Jews lived.  Imagine before your very eyes, people across the world falling down on street corners, market places, etc. and worshipping the Lord of the Universe.  Paralytics are healed, cancer becomes the cause for jubilation, accident victims stand up and shouting Hallelujah even in their casts and bandages!  Such mighty work will be wrought by God for us His children.  We may struggle a while, but certainly His glorious frame will lock us into Him and we'll see Him do all these mighty wonders – wonders beyond our imagination and things incapable of finding out.