Not a Wanting to Know
While everyone was amazed at all the things He was doing, He told His disciples, " Let these words sink in. The Son of Man is about to be betrayed into the hands of men."
But they did not understand this statement; it was concealed from them so that they could not grasp it, and they were afraid to ask Him about it. Luke 9:44,45
Scripture tells us that God does conceal things but it is our job to search it out. I wonder if the disciples would have been able to comprehend if they sought the answer. They were afraid to ask Him, because, perhaps they did not want their bubble to burst, they were enjoying the heyday.
I know, myself, I struggle to understand things, but also know at I have to seek God for the answers. Not having answers bothers me, in matters that really interest me. As to why people have behaved in the past, I wonder but have not asked.
We have a planetary alignment going on as from tomorrow and I am full of questions: where is the best place to see this phenomenon? Do hills get in the way? Etc. This morning I went out to see one of the planets already visible and realised the hills don't get in the way. I felt foolish, but I had to ask. I have to apply mind mind to wade through information I found on the net, my mind struggles but as I apply my mind I comprehend.
With my life there are things concealed from me. There are errors that I can't see, until the Lord reveals them and sets me free. If I knew everything then life could be boring, as it is the struggle to understand makes for an interesting life.
For the disciples not knowing stemmed from mistaken belief. This is the same with us. There is much we don't know and it is because we have mistaken belief and only God can set us free. We will never know our lack, unless we seek Him. Amen!
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