Why did the Bible say this?

Christians are quick to state that every word in the Bible is true. However, I can point out some things that make me question it..Like, the statements that,"this too shall pass", and "to everything there is a season, a time to .."Now.. these statements show, that at least on this side of eternity, things are temporary,have a beginning and an end. But certain circumstances that I've been through seem to prove that false. 3 examples--these stupid dictatorship restrictions over you know what.that ALL of us have to suffer through because SOME of us are afraid of it. Complete unfaiirmess. But has it ended?On the contrary,every time we hope for that to happen,some "negative Nellie"comes on the tv and suggests that we EXTEND the restrictions.Now do the math, if we keep extrending it over and over eventually it becomes we NEVER lift them ,contrary to the Bible which implies that things have a beginning and an end.So who's right, the Bible or negative nellies like Dr Fauci and that Nazi governer of Michigan, and those Democrats whose only goal is to make Trump look bad?Case 2 of things not ending,{ when the Bible says they would}, my mother died like 6 weeks ago, and the red tape in cleaning up her affairs, and transitioning things over to me,is still hot and heavy. Every time I think I'm caught up, another "surprise" comes that puts me back in the red tape.I mean , the woman died 6 weeks ago, do you mean to tell me 30 years from now, when she's a skeleton, I'll still be dealing with red tape from the "transition phase?"And thirdly, there are some annoying people I deal with, and nothing works to get rid of them. One is an old lady will be 97 in June. But the progression of things doesn't catch up with her, so in sync with her age the daughter will take her in with her, or she's go in assisted living, or at 97 she would even reach her lifespan and bye bye.{All these of which would get her off my back, because she's VERY annoying.}But no, 10 years from now at 107 she'll still be around driving me crazy, .So the question is, if the Bible implies that things on this side are temporary,why do situations like the ones I described seem to go on forever?Did the Bible miss something when it stated that that all things have their time? Are the things I deal with an "exception"?You tell me.

 

[beloved one]

GOD'S TIMING IS DIFFERENT THAN OURS .

 

[The Encourager]

To what extent is the Bible infallible and inerrant, and what do these terms mean? Scripture is declared to be infallible in the sense of being unfailingly accurate. Scripture is also declared to be inerrant, meaning that the Bible does not contain any error as a statement of fact.

What should be a Christian's response to seeming contradictions in the Bible? Our response to seeming contradictions in the Bible should be: We need to yield to patient study and make sure all facts are known. What the Scripture actually quotes must be tested by the clear affirmations of truth elsewhere in the Bible.

 

[Yodain]

Christians are quick to state that every word in the Bible is true. However, I can point out some things that make me question it..Like, the statements that,"this too shall pass", and "to everything there is a season, a time to .."Now.. these statements show, that at least on this side of eternity, things are temporary,have a beginning and an end. But certain circumstances that I've been through seem to prove that false. 3 examples--these stupid dictatorship restrictions over you know what.that ALL of us have to suffer through because SOME of us are afraid of it. Complete unfaiirmess. But has it ended?On the contrary,every time we hope for that to happen,some "negative Nellie"comes on the tv and suggests that we EXTEND the restrictions.Now do the math, if we keep extrending it over and over eventually it becomes we NEVER lift them ,contrary to the Bible which implies that things have a beginning and an end.So who's right, the Bible or negative nellies like Dr Fauci and that Nazi governer of Michigan, and those Democrats whose only goal is to make Trump look bad?Case 2 of things not ending,{ when the Bible says they would}, my mother died like 6 weeks ago, and the red tape in cleaning up her affairs, and transitioning things over to me,is still hot and heavy. Every time I think I'm caught up, another "surprise" comes that puts me back in the red tape.I mean , the woman died 6 weeks ago, do you mean to tell me 30 years from now, when she's a skeleton, I'll still be dealing with red tape from the "transition phase?"And thirdly, there are some annoying people I deal with, and nothing works to get rid of them. One is an old lady will be 97 in June. But the progression of things doesn't catch up with her, so in sync with her age the daughter will take her in with her, or she's go in assisted living, or at 97 she would even reach her lifespan and bye bye.{All these of which would get her off my back, because she's VERY annoying.}But no, 10 years from now at 107 she'll still be around driving me crazy, .So the question is, if the Bible implies that things on this side are temporary,why do situations like the ones I described seem to go on forever?Did the Bible miss something when it stated that that all things have their time? Are the things I deal with an "exception"?You tell me.

I have no answers for you. I just want to commiserate with you. I don't understand why righteous people are meant to suffer alongside of the unrepentent, wicked people. The Bible seems to have alot of contradictions. I'm sorry you are hurting. I agree that this lockdown is wrong. People have bought into the Corona lie. The deluded masses are leading us straight to the slaughter. I thought Jesus cam e that we might have life, and have it more abundantly........My life sucks, and it's getting worse by the day. I wish God would just kill me already. Good luck to you. I wish I could make all this better for you and I......

 

[Steven Bobb]

To what extent is the Bible infallible and inerrant, and what do these terms mean? Scripture is declared to be infallible in the sense of being unfailingly accurate. Scripture is also declared to be inerrant, meaning that the Bible does not contain any error as a statement of fact.

What should be a Christian's response to seeming contradictions in the Bible? Our response to seeming contradictions in the Bible should be: We need to yield to patient study and make sure all facts are known. What the Scripture actually quotes must be tested by the clear affirmations of truth elsewhere in the Bible.

No it's not a contradiction in the Bible, it's in certain experiences that go on apparently forever when the Bible states to everything there's a time.

 

[Steven Bobb]

GOD'S TIMING IS DIFFERENT THAN OURS .

Yeah but also remember, when God "takes His time, He's up in Heaven , but I'm the one here dealing with the problem situations. So that's why I'm less patient than Him!!

 

[Steven Bobb]

I have no answers for you. I just want to commiserate with you. I don't understand why righteous people are meant to suffer alongside of the unrepentent, wicked people. The Bible seems to have alot of contradictions. I'm sorry you are hurting. I agree that this lockdown is wrong. People have bought into the Corona lie. The deluded masses are leading us straight to the slaughter. I thought Jesus cam e that we might have life, and have it more abundantly........My life sucks, and it's getting worse by the day. I wish God would just kill me already. Good luck to you. I wish I could make all this better for you and I......

We can take , and understand , something up to a point. But this going on and on an on stuff, or one thing after another, is what wears us down.

 

[The Encourager]

One day to God is like a thousands years. Search the scriptures for that verse.

 

[Intercessor]

1) We have to start with the fact The Bible is True “Not one jot or tiddle shall pass away — all will be fulfilled” (Matt 5:18).

2) Our life is a speck and eternity is forever. We had a beginning, but will have no end. Why not learn from the Scripture about “The Rich Man and Lazarus” I shared last week where Lazurus suffered for his life of 70, 80 or 120 years, maximum, and now is rewarded for all eternity?

3) Our transient “reality” does not negate God’s eternal home, so YES, “this to shall pass,” “the sufferings of this present age are not worthy to be compared with the glory that will be revealed” and about 100 other Scriptures that say the same thing. I’m not going to quote them. By this time we should be teachers and not need the elementary principles of God explained.”

4) Sorry to hear about your mother. I lost mine last summer and still want to call her from time to time but she’s in a better place than I am or we are.

5) The temporary impediments to “freedom” are transient and will pass away before end of May completely and we will have increased freedom by beginning of May.

6) Respect government regardless of opinion unless they force you to violate the Ten Commandments or deny Jesus or The Trinity or Scripture or something big like Abortion— there is little difference between the words anarchist and antichrist. God told me to move end of February and I did and now live in a county with way under 40 cases and thankfully zero deaths. I am still observing the guidelines and have only left twice — once for food and once to mail a certified letter.

7) If China and The W.H.O. would have said in December, “THIS VIRUS IS DEADLY AND HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS — WE’RE HALTING CHINESE NEW YEAR” we wouldn’t be suffering right now. They should learn to take better care of their bioengineering — and at least be honest if the cat gets out of the house.

8) We have to come to the Bible and let God teach us — not us correct or edit The Bible or presume to teach God. You can’t pick and choose the parts you like or not either — the whole thing fits together perfectly.

9) “Heaven and earth will pass away but my words will not pass away” (Matt 24:35). Let me ask, if the Bible will still exist in heaven and after 500 or 5,000 years of comfort you were asked if “this too had passed,” what would you say? No?

10) I’ll bet you 10 cities in the age to come that 10,000 years from now when I ask you about this post you’ll admit you didn’t understand A. The Scriptures, B. Redemptive Suffering (that produces eternal rewards), C. The purposes of God for the earth...

Praying Col 1:9-11 for you daily.

“Jesus replied, “Your mistake is that you don’t know the Scriptures, and you don’t know the power of God.”
‭‭Matthew‬ ‭22:29‬ ‭NLT‬‬

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Jesus replied, “Your mistake is that you don’t know the Scriptures, and you don’t know the power of God.

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[Steven Bobb]

One day to God is like a thousands years. Search the scriptures for that verse.

One day to God is like a thousands years. Search the scriptures for that verse.

Yeah that's easy for God because He's in Heaven, but I'm the one down here dealing with it!