Just a contemplation of the meaning of these all.
\nI do believe that when God created a person, he has a purpose. For He’s God with purpose. Not doing things unthinkingly or haphazardly. The whole account of the Bible clearly says that God is wonderful planner & creator.
\nAs such, every person carry life’s mission. The purpose which God created them.<\/p>\n
The next question then…whether up to them to find out? Or God will tell them? Or probably both ways? Looking quickly into the Bible, and these few patters appear:
\n1. Anointing moments (be it directly by God himself, or by someone else whom the Lord sends)
\n Example whom someone else anoint the person for his life mission:
\n – Joseph by Pharaoh : “you’re to be 2nd in charge after me…”
\n – Saul by Ananias : “brother Saul, the Lord sent me to annoint you …. to proclaim his name among the gentiles”
\n – Paul & Barnabas by the Church : “Dedicate Paul & Barnabas for the task I’ve assigned for them”
\n – Saul & David by Samuel then subsequent kings : “I annoint you King over Israel..”
\n – Peter by Jesus : “You are now fishers of men.”
\n Example those annointed by God himself through divine encounter:
\n – Abraham : “Go into the place i will show you”
\n – Moses: “I sent you to Pharaoh..”
\n – Jesus: “This is my son whom I’m well pleased.”
\n – Jeremiah: “I called you.”<\/p>\n
What then if we never encounter those moments in life? Meaning God didn’t speak directly, or nobody come to us and tell us the mission for us? <\/p>\n
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