For I know
that my Redeemer lives
and at the last
He will stand upon the earth.
And after my skin has been
thus destroyed,
yet in my flesh,
I shall see God.
Job 19. 25-26
Job is probably one of
the most avoided books
in Scripture,
not that it is so unattainable,
but unfathomable
in its truth.
And we fear the hard stuff.
But after all the harsh realities
that Job endures,
he does not just point to God,
but Job knows Him a little more.
Redeemer comes with a capital R,
past, present, future tense.
God Himself is freeing us
from these calamities
and drawing us to Himself.
He is with us now
even in the hard stuff.
He is also with us
on a through line to the end,
which is actually
a new beginning.
"All this darkness is
a small and passing thing."
(JRR Tolkien)
Walk with Jesus.
He is the light.
He is the Redeemer.
O LORD,
Every one of us struggles
with something visible
or invisible,
sometimes that which we
cannot even put words to.
We may not understand
even a smidgen of it,
but we can know You.
We don't just think
or imagine or believe,
but we can know
You are the living God.
And that reality
changes everything.
Help us to live that out
before others today.
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