The scripture quote that was used wasThe scriptures promise us that if we seek Him, He will be found.I was reading the post, eating my breakfast, and I saw this scripture that was quoted and I pushed the plate to one side to respond and pulled the plate back and said, "I'll get to it in a moment", and then the LORD speaks, "your going to push my food aside for carnel food, like Esau?". The plate was again, pushed aside and now I am writing this.The thought that came to mind when I read that scripture is that God shall be found, but He doesn't blow up in your face when He comes. He comes when you don't least expect it. He usually come as a person bearing a word for you. He could be in a scenic picture, or thru visions and dreams, but one things for sure, when you have found Him, YOU WILL KNOW IT on the inside in the Kingdom of God which resides on the inside of your innermost being.At betimes I seek the LORD, I seek only for His Wisdom and His Understanding and to know His Ways. When He says that "His ways are past finding out", He is not saying you will never know them. No, they are just not obeserved by those who have another agenda besides the LORD. When you WANT to know the LORD, He reveals Himself in the most wierdest ways, the most oddest way imaginable. If your willing to forsake your traditions, He will teach you His Ways out of His Word through circumstances and situations. Some can be joyful most are painful. At times beloved, I thought I was going to lose my mind, but He again, held that together because He is longsuffering towards us not willing that any of us perish in our lack of knowledge. His Ways are not observed because no one wants to go the pathway that is set to know those Ways, it's hard and trying road, but it's worth every moment. We move from a shallow look at how we see God to the intricate workings that He works behind the scenes, sometimes working on people for many years. Those are the things we do not see, therefore we judge our brother foolishly, again, if we knew His Ways, we would not judge that way. When judgement is done righteously, it's because we know His Will and His Ways as in the case of Ananias and Saphirra. This judgment was done out of love for the many.Jesus knew His Father's Will and Ways yet His judgement is not His own, but the Father's."I can of mine own self do nothing: as I hear, I judge: and my judgment is just; because I seek not mine own will, but the will of the Father which hath sent me.WarmlyKarl
