Hymns of God's Words | The Life of Man Is Entirely Under God's Sovereignty

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If a person only believes in fate but they are unable to know, if a person only believes in fate but they are unable to recognize, if a person only believes in fate but they are unable to submit, unable to accept the Creator's sovereignty over man's fate, their life would be a tragedy, their life would be lived in vain, their life would be a void, they can't submit to His dominion, they can't become a created being in the truest sense of the phrase, and enjoy the Creator's approval, enjoy it through the days. A person who knows God's sovereignty, they should be in an active state. A person who sees God's sovereignty, they should not be in a passive state. While accepting all things are fated, they've a right definition of fate: The life of man is entirely under God's sovereignty.

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When one recollects the phases of one's journey, when one looks back upon the road one has walked, one sees that at every step God was guiding one's path, whether one's road was smooth or whether one's road was hard. God was planning it out with meticulous arrangements. One's been led to today unknowingly. What a great fortune that is to receive His salvation, to accept the Creator's sovereignty. A person who knows God's sovereignty, they should be in an active state. A person who sees God's sovereignty, they should not be in a passive state. While accepting all things are fated, they've a right definition of fate: The life of man is entirely under God's sovereignty.

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If a person perceives God's sovereignty, they will more earnestly desire to submit to everything God has planned, to obey all God's arrangements. If a person perceives God's sovereignty, they will have determination and confidence to stop rebelling against God, to accept His orchestrations. A person who knows God's sovereignty, they should be in an active state. A person who sees God's sovereignty, they should not be in a passive state. While accepting all things are fated, they've a right definition of fate: The life of man is entirely under God's sovereignty.

from The Word Appears in the Flesh | Eastern Lightning

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The Biblical Story of Job: The 3 Main Manifestations of Job’s Fear of God (Continued)

Job's prayer

Closer to God | 2. Job Had a God-fearing Heart and Could Submit to God’s Sovereignty and Arrangements During His Trials

Satan accused Job before God and, after God gave His permission, Satan could scarcely then wait to tempt Job. Not long after, the news that Job’s livestock had been stolen, that his servants were slain, and that his ten children had all lost their lives came thick and fast. In an instant, Job went from having everything to having nothing. We can imagine how dreadful it must have been, and no one would have been able to endure it, no matter who they were.