Perceived Losses can be Blessings in Disguise

Sometimes perceived losses can actually be blessings in disguise.
For instance, perhaps you were late for work in frustrating fashion, or something appeared to not be going your way, but that event ended up saving you from a car crash that you will never know you were spared from. Only God can see all ends. As frustrating as one might feel about the pitfalls and setbacks, it is important to remember the truth that God works all things together for the good of those who love Him. Trust is the key to peace when the Goliaths oppose you. No matter what it is that comes up against you, you can harden your resolve and determine yourself to believe that God is with you and nothing can stop you from victory. Perhaps that frustrating situation is exactly the pathway you needed and you could not perceive it. But God knows.
Trust in Him in the and through the pain. He's got a plan for all of us.

As anons, we've seen more frustrating situations emerge in the news than the normal person by far. Seeing through all the BS takes its toll. That's why many despair when they see an obvious criminal like Fani Willis treated with leniency. We want to see them handcuffed and get exactly what they deserve. It's tiring to witness the corruption inherent in our system and many shake their heads in disbelief.

But I will remind them that anons are awake. The normie populace has basically been force-fed a diet of red pills, Trump was right this entire time, and the most obvious shillery ever conceived by mankind.

We should not forget that we're watching a movie designed by God to awaken the sleeping populace.

And it's working.

I truly believe God is setting the stage for something magnificent.

We have to believe.

Consider the disciples of Christ. They saw his crucifixion as a loss of absolutely everything. They did not understand God’s plan, that their perceived loss was the ultimate victory. Meditate on that for a moment. It is a powerful thought that deserves to be dwelled on.

I do not blame anyone for getting tired during a long-distance endurance race. This would be folly. Exhaustion can be part of the experience when you're giving it your absolute all for this long of a journey. What matters is how we respond to that feeling. Do we choose to further our trust in God and push through despite whatever it is that may ail us? Or do we decide to give up? There's nothing wrong with taking breaks, resting, or even expressing our pain and bitterness to God. Surely, He knows exactly how we are feeling and can sympathize with us.

Anons have every right to feel the way they feel about what I refer to as Mystery Babylon and it's decrepit evil. They should have their feelings validated. But I will encourage all who read my writings: Do not stay there in that feeling for too long. Give those emotions over to the one who can truly carry your burden and lift you up out of the mire. To live in that bitterness forever is not your calling. Lift up your eyes to the Lord. The pain is only temporary. Glory is eternal.

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