Holy words. I never realize I skip its contents until I’ve
been without for a few days. The resolution of my need does not straight away
give me peace. So, I keep thinking back. There is no other likely source that
replenishes me, but why not? I trust in it. Why? … Because it has never failed
me. Why should the unsuccessful nature of a cause matter as displeasure
potentially shapes good character? Because I do well on my own to create such
disaster and there is a necessity for reliable stability. These Words: guide me
when I fault, show where to keep my heart, what is beneficial for my body, what
consists in good relationships, teach family dynamics, help me understand human
behavior, lessons on how to be in the world, appreciate things unseen, more
beyond comprehension. I am not lofty in these insinuations. It’s basic cause
and effect, really. There’s no use arguing what’s best if I know the benefits
of a working system.
Can this be true for others? Who am I to say that anything
else giving such profits is of no significance? I know Richard Wurmbrand’s
words to God, “Your laws are unjust” as my own. Unequal reactions to unequal
circumstances cannot come from or be directed by equal laws. So the holy laws
must be unequal to be just. People governed according to their choices?
According to their individual nature? According to the unborn heart? Does a law
need to be just to be followed? Governmentally, no. Spiritually, no. Wurmbrand
suggests there is something more to be learned. Somewhere beyond the “I’m a
good person” identity. I fall back to love and empathy as my resolve for it
all. I want to say that following the holy Words is what’s best for others, but
I can’t say that with complete confidence. After all, Judas was also a disciple
of Christ. Yet, any Great Betrayer still has an important role in the design. I could say without a doubt that Christ will always lead you to where you need to be.
Aside from an enormous complexity with no one man
comprehending it all, I do believe in dedication to where we keep our trust.
It’s a beginning that defines the present and claims the future. It’s not a
matter to be invested lightly. It’s an ambition selected by one affecting all.
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