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When You Try to See the Unseen World, Where Are You?

Job Chapter 39


The Lord continues to speak.


Yet,

the reason for suffering

is still not explained.


Instead,

the Lord speaks about living creatures.


Mountain goats.


Deer.


Wild donkeys.


Wild oxen.


Ostriches.


Horses.


Eagles.


Each of them lives

beyond human control.


Life moves

beyond human understanding.



The Lord asks:


“Do you know?”


“Can you see?”


“Can you rule over these?”



People try to understand the world.


They try to explain it.


They try to control it.


But the Lord reveals

a world of life

that cannot be contained

within human hands.



The wild donkey

does not serve human beings.


The wild ox

does not labor for people.


The ostrich

appears foolish.


Yet even so,

it has been given life.



People tend to measure things

by whether they are useful.


They decide value

by whether something can be understood.


But the Lord shows

that beyond human understanding,

the world still stretches outward.



When you try to see the unseen world, where are you?


Are you looking only

at what can be understood?


Are you measuring everything

by your own standards?


Or are you still looking up to God

before the vastness of life

that goes beyond understanding?



The Lord spoke

through the living creatures.


The world cannot be measured

by human understanding alone.


The works of God

extend far beyond

human control and explanation.


Even in places beyond understanding,

life is still sustained by God.


A steaming cup of coffee and slices of toast sit on a wooden table beside a sunlit window. Warm morning light fills the room with a quiet atmosphere.
Even in places beyond human understanding, the life of God is still present.

 
 
 

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