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The LORD knoweth. Psalm 94.11 A Pious Platitude Or A Useful Observation? In the world that confronts us as it does today with Corona Virus, Black Lives Matter, natural disasters, industrial disasters, a tidal wave of unemployment, horrific child abuse, corruption, greed and a host of other things, life, we can safely say, is definitely not what it used to be. Added to that is the inescapable fact that when we ask religious people for their advice on how to possibly cope with things as we have them today, what do they say? The LORD knows! Really? Well, let's see how that's working out, shall we? Uh, not very well! If the LORD knows, why is life going down the tubes? And just how does that statement give us anything even remotely resembling a solution? Then, to make matters even worse (you thought that was impossible, I'm guessing!) they tell us that to react this way is sinful! In other words, to quote an old Bob Dylan song “You never ask questions when

"The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel." Mark Chapter 1, verse 15. "For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who hold the truth in unrighteousness;" Romans chapter 1 verse 18. These may seem to be two very unlikely verses of Holy Scripture to pair up, but please be patient with me.  There is something very important at the heart of what I have to say and my motive in doing so. First of all, I wish to restate the four bed-rock points that form the pretext of this blog: One and without doubt the most important of all is that God loves you. Two is that you need to be saved.  This is the direct implication of the fact that we are all loved by God. Three is you can be saved.  It would indeed paint a very miserable and poor picture of the God of the Bible that in spite of His loving us He is not able to save us after revealing to us the two points as