Kathy,
I guess I never thought of it in those terms but that really is a great and
accurate description of how God works! Thanks,
Virgie and Hoshi
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kathy Du Bois" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 3:38 PM
Subject: Re: More On Lightning
> Phil,
> I think that that's about the point that I would ask them if they
> would like a second cup of coffee and some more dessert and then pray that
> something distracting would happen to help me change the subject.
> Seriously though, isn't the lesson of your story with the family
> with the car similar to the lesson learned from Job. God doesn't answer
> the why questions and, He doesn't have too. I know that that won't be a
> satisfactory answer to a non believer, but they also refuse to believe
> that no one is innocent because all are guilty and deserving of death.
> So, there you go. This kind of discussion just will not be resolved over
> one conversation which means we need to build relationship and that always
> takes time.
> I heard the coolest saying yesterday on Focus on the Family. God
> doesn't make microwave Christians. He uses crock pots. Boy, ain't that
> the truth.
> Kathy
>
> At 03:22 PM 6/22/2006, you wrote:
>>This isn't as long. To show you how unpredictable lightning can be,
>>yesterday, a 46 year old man was riding his motorcycle on a highway the
>>cuts
>>through the middle of Denver North and South. Lightning struck him on top
>>of the head as he rode and he crashed into a part of a bridge he was about
>>to pass under. He died. If you think that is weird, a couple of years
>>ago,
>>a husband and wife, along with their little girl, were driving down a main
>>highway out of the mountain coming into Denver. They were on vacation. A
>>piece of steel weighting two or three tons feel from the bridge just as
>>the
>>car passed under it and literally chopped the car in half. The front of
>>the
>>car continued down the highway for several hundred feet. All three people
>>were killed instantly without ever knowing what happened. Plus, the young
>>wife was pregnant. So, now, you theologians out there, how do we explain
>>this to those who say, where was God? I heard later these people were
>>Christians, too, but don't know that for sure. I still would like to hear
>>how others would explain this to unbelievers asking, where was God, if He
>>was real and why would He allow this to happen?
>>
>>Phil.
>>
>>
>>Has He Ever Crossed Your Mind?
>>www.SafePlaceFellowship.com
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