Ecc 11:5 Just as you do not know the way and path of the wind or the mystery of life forming in a mother’s womb, So you\u2019ll never understand the mystery at work in all that God does.<\/p>\n
There are so many things in life whose operations are mysterious and difficult to understand .Solomon, the wise king , admits that in all his wisdom he could not understand the mystery of God at work. This brings in a clear cut distinction between a limited man and the unlimited God .<\/p>\n
Paul declares that the best brains in the entire world cannot ever match with God’s foolishness (1cor 1:25)<\/p>\n
There is nothing that our God is unable to do (Lk 18:27.)
\nTrying to figure out how God will bring an answer or a solution to a complex situation,isn’t our work .Our role is to pray and believe that He is unlimited God who is never short of deliverance ideas .<\/p>\n
When Peter was in prison the church prayed (Acts 12:18). How would you have expected God to operate?Probably touch Herod’s heart and release Peter? But contrary to that expectation, heavenly machinery came down and did the release .Even the praying believers could not believe the miracle (vs 13-16.)<\/p>\n
Every miracle in the Bible was unique . Nobody could accurately predict How Jehovah would respond to a situation. Currently we need to be on high alert. We know that He has already heard our prayers and He is going to respond in a unique way. He has the final say.<\/p>\n
Additional reading;
\nJh 2:1-11
\n2Ki 6:1-6
\n2Ki 6:24-33, 7:1-20<\/p>\n
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