he was far from his familiar settings, and understood God was with him the whole time. skeptics don't believe God's promise, but he believes, and knows that soon the skeptics will have to pay a price for their stupidity. and they'll wish they were silent because God's coming soon, and if you don't believe in Him, you'll be left behind.
he was far from his familiar settings, and understood God was with him the whole time. skeptics don't believe God's promise, but he believes, and knows that soon the skeptics will have to pay a price for their stupidity. and they'll wish they were silent because God's coming soon, and if you don't believe in Him, you'll be left behind.
@EngageThis I don't think he meant it condemningly. Only in that he has a promise that God will be on time and he's willing to wait.
@EngageThis I don't think he meant it condemningly. Only in that he has a promise that God will be on time and he's willing to wait.
I could be wrong, but Solomon never really condemned people in his writing.
I could be wrong, but Solomon never really condemned people in his writing.