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The World and its Flaws, and What We Can Do About It

on October 06, 2020

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Man and Woman in the Will of God

Illustration by Pixabay By Mariz Alliah Peñaflor God has a purpose why He made humans man and woman only. If we will just try to learn God's plan, we will learn to love His purpose. It's not because God doesn't care about our happiness, in fact, what we miss is that if we do not follow God, we will never find true happiness. Let us not disrespect God. Let us trust His reasons for every command. Actually, God has designed so much blessings for men, just as for Adam. But now, many men failed to receive those good things as they don't want to remain in their design and chose to change their gender. Women has a unique design too, but some of them changed this also to become "men". We want God to understand us when we ourselves never tried to understand God, and yet we expect Him to help us, protect us, give us food and everything. Who is unfair then? It is humans who are being unfair and abusive of God's love. The union of a man and his wife speaks of Chri...

Cradle

Illustration by Pixabay By Mariz Alliah Peñaflor (Kadluan -English translation) The shadows come and go, A picture From our happy memories. I told myself before That I will shorten the days, And grow old fast So I can travel the world Though alone. But the times that have passed Are like the music in our old radio, I woke up One night, It already stopped Forever lost.

Repentance and the Will of God

Illustration by Pixabay Repentance and the Will of God by Mariz Alliah Pe ñaflor Learning from 2 Samuel 12 and 13 (whole chapters) David sinned against God when he had an affair with Bathsheba, the wife of Uriah. In addition, in order to cover up the sin of having her pregnant, David ordered that Uriah must be put in the front line where he is surely be killed. After Uriah's death, the king married Bathsheba. These sins are so grave that God was angry at David. When God pronounced the judgment on David- wherein God said through prophet Nathan that David's son with Bathsheba will die, and his family will be in so much trouble, David repented with all his heart (2 Samuel 12: 13, and Psalm 51). However, because of such "contempt" that he did to the Lord, the Lord still punished David. From 2 Samuel 12: 14-23, we can read that David prayed and prayed to God to let the boy live, but still God allowed the child to die. This is ...

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