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Mga Kawikaan 16:3,9

"3 Ipagkatiwala mo kay Yahweh ang iyong mga gagawin,  at magtatagumpay ka sa lahat ng iyong mga layunin."


"9 Ang tao ang nagbabalak, ngunit si Yahweh ang nagpapatupad."

Isang paalala!

Habang nasa Spiritual Retreat ako ng mga kababaihan ng simbahan, inalala ko kung ano-ano ang mga pinaghandaan at ginawa ko nitong mga nakaraang araw. Sinabi ko sa aking sarili, "kahit pala anong paghahanda at pagplaplano na aking gawin hindi ito matutupad kung wala ang kalooban  at gabay ng Diyos."Madalas sa ating buhay ay gusto natin ng "perfect at planado" pero ang totoo laging mayroong mga pagkukulang. Nakakadismaya din kapag hindi natupad yung gusto mong mangyari. Kung dumaan ka man sa ganitong sitwasyon, suriin mo ang iyong sarili dahil baka mali ang motibo mo o di kaya ay nagkulang ka na kumunsulta sa ating Diyos. Baka naman nakakalimot kana na hindi mo kaya ang lahat at tanging ang Diyos lang ang may kontrol ng lahat. Sa kasamaang palad ay ganito ang ating mentalidad, madalas na kinkokontrol natin ang sitwasyon at nakakalimot tayo na magtiwala sa pagkilos at kapangyarihan ng ating Diyos. 

Kaya naman isang paalala ang mga talatang ito sa Bibliya na lahat ng ating gagawin at bago pa man tayo magplano o kumilos ay hingiin lagi natin ang patnubay ng ating Diyos. Kumilos o gumawa ng bukal sa kalooban, sumunod sa Diyos ng may pagtitiwala at katapatan. At tiyak sa huli, hindi na natin makikita ang anumang mga pagkukulang bagkus ay magkakaroon tayo ng kapayapaan dahil tayo ay sumunod sa Diyos at nagtiwala sa Kanyang mga gagawin. Magkakaroon tayo ng tamang motibo at hindi na tayo nakatuon sa ating sarili kundi tanging sa Diyos na lamang.
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  1. AnonymousAugust 30, 2025 at 7:16 AM

    Amen po! Look and Be Quiet! Look at Jesus and His cross. Be quiet and reflect from His love and truth.

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