Paramount Being

All I have to say is chapters 38 through 41 consisted of basically God speaking and jumbling on about how amazing he is over anything else and how no one else can come to go up against him.

And Job says so in Job 42: 3 :

“You asked, ‘who I’d this that obscures my counsel
Without knowledge?’
Surely I spoke of things I did not understand, things too
wonderful for me to know.”

Well, in a way I can’t criticize or question God’s motives.

Yes, in the previous entry I did voice some inconsistencies on how the Lord tests people, but I can’t go any further than that.

Maybe it’s the matter of me being Christian and having grown up knowing and confiding in His word and trusting it whole-heartedly.

Maybe it’s just having been raised to believe in His power, His Holiness, and His being Almighty altogether to even begin to voice a little critique that comes to my mind.

Because, objectively, have it be someone that I don’t know or have no previous relation with, I could analyze his every move and judge the reasons to why he does such sometimes questionable things.

But I can’t.

Because, no matter the circumstances, I believe that He is Holy, and All-powerful, and right in whatever he chooses to do.

So yes. He did test someone by dumping him into a deepness of never surfacing plight, and when finally cursed, gives him repentance and gifts in return.

Maybe we all have a number of guesses as to why God does such things and begin to worry about his handling of matters.

But he’s God.

And as sappy and religious-like as this may sound, I intend to put every belief and faith into Him, never questioning Him or what he does, because in the end, He is the one who one-handedly amounts to being the unsurpassed, paramount being ever.