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When Logic Doesn't Add Up (Part 3)!
- 2024/11/18
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あらすじ・解説
It is commonly said that when a miracle happens to someone close to you, yours is next because the miracle worker is in the vicinity. Since the Woman with the Issue of Blood snatched a miracle that wasn't prepared for her, the logic of the impossibility of another for Jairus's child sounded so invalid or unacceptable. The messengers sealed Jairus's child's fate. She had died, and that made it worse.
Isaiah counsels us not to call conspiracy what the people call conspiracy (Isa. 8:12). The moment you allude to a thing, you ascribe legitimacy to it, giving it the power to act as named. Logic draws conclusions from inferences that may not always be true, but using the eyes of the Spirit, we see, weigh and judge things differently. It is against this backdrop that we must be weary of being manipulated into believing anything at the surface level. We must therefore switch to the frequency of the Spirit to test all things (1 John 4: 1).
Jesus already assessed the situation and knew Jairus's daughter would live. Saying to him to only believe was to build faith and hope in Jairus. Some situations need your belief to change. Can you dare to believe against expert opinions or against the witnesses of people with firsthand experiences? Can you dare to assert that your case is different and victory is yours even in seemingly very hopeless situation? Can you dare to believe the Lord’s report to see his outstretched arms ((Isa. 53: 1)?
Isaiah counsels us not to call conspiracy what the people call conspiracy (Isa. 8:12). The moment you allude to a thing, you ascribe legitimacy to it, giving it the power to act as named. Logic draws conclusions from inferences that may not always be true, but using the eyes of the Spirit, we see, weigh and judge things differently. It is against this backdrop that we must be weary of being manipulated into believing anything at the surface level. We must therefore switch to the frequency of the Spirit to test all things (1 John 4: 1).
Jesus already assessed the situation and knew Jairus's daughter would live. Saying to him to only believe was to build faith and hope in Jairus. Some situations need your belief to change. Can you dare to believe against expert opinions or against the witnesses of people with firsthand experiences? Can you dare to assert that your case is different and victory is yours even in seemingly very hopeless situation? Can you dare to believe the Lord’s report to see his outstretched arms ((Isa. 53: 1)?