Hebraic
Musing – When will it all make
“Perfect Sense”?
In the Genesis saga of Joseph
and adventures of his wayward brothers and of Jacob’s worrying, we get to see
the moment when it all makes “Perfect Sense”.
After all Jacob’s family went through, finally the brothers hear this
awesome dude, Egypt’s Prime Minister, say to them “I am Joseph! Is my father still living?" Gen 45:3 Finally the angst they had been suffering started
to make sense. The hand of Almighty God
was finally being revealed.
I like Rabbi Eckstein’s
perspective:
This scene (Joseph’s
revelation of his identity) will be re-enacted again at the End of Days when
God reveals Himself to the world and says, “I am God.” Suddenly, everything
will make sense to us and we will understand how everything—even those things
that don’t seem to make sense now – are all for a good purpose. When God reveals Himself to the world, we
won’t have any more questions.
No matter how bad things may
seem at the moment, one day it will all make “Perfect Sense”. And as for those who are choosing to ignore
God, will they too find that their final judgement verdict makes “Perfect
Sense”.
Does it seem
possible for you today to imagine that all the bad things – losses, trials,
tribulations, persecutions, etc. – will all make sense? Have
you ever looked back at a time of trouble or a loss and realized that there was
a reason for it? And that you grew and matured
from the experience?
Maybe this has something to do
with having faith. Do we want Cast Iron
Faith, or are we better off with Forged Steel Faith? The forging process requires heat,
pounding, sparks, noise and time. Ask
any mechanic if he would rather lean on a cast iron wrench or a forged steel
wrench?
Points to ponder
Can we trust Almighty God today
that what is happening makes “Perfect Sense” to Him?
that what is happening makes “Perfect Sense” to Him?
“But I trust in your unfailing
love;” Ps 13:5
Yosef a.k.a.
Joe Brusherd January 24, 2017
Author: “Hebraic Insights – Messages exploring the Hebrew roots of our faith”
“Biblical Marriage” “Musings - A Victorious Life” “Musings - The Torah and New Testament”
Weekly “Hebraic Musings” www.InsightsByYosef.com
Inspired
by “Perfect Sense” Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein Jan. 3, 2017
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