God Is Mysterious So We Will Be Curious To Find Him

     God says,  "Whoever finds me finds life."  (Proverbs 8:35)  He who finds me loves his own soul.

God made the universe.  Set the stars in the sky.  Positioned the clouds in the sky.  He hides himself

for our benefits.  When storms circle all around us, we wonder where they came from?  How they

developed? Why they are loud? Why they are destructive? Why God makes or allows these tragedies

to occur?  He only knows.  No one knows the mind of God.  God is the Alpha and the Omega, the

beginning and the end (Revelations 1:8).  God is jealous.  Doesn't want us to put anyone or anything

before him.  Since we know everything is made by God, we should be curious enough to find him.

To find out the mysteries of life, we must find God, and we find him in the Bible, which delivers,

 "Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth."  There's a saying, "Curiosity killed the cat."  But this

saying develops strength and character.  Curiosity strengthens our resolve when guided by God.

God's love is unconditional.  There's no higher love than his.  God is mysterious so we will be

curious  to find him. Those who find him will embrace the radiance that's in his existence.

                                                                   Ki Radiance
                                                        Sunday, January 12, 2014
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