Injustice

Hello everyone,

Today I’m going to direct myself to a person who has an unanswered prayer.

We received this comment on the post “Prayer”:

“Good morning Mrs. Viviane. Recently, I have been going through an injustice that has caused me a lot of pain. Mainly because I have been called a “liar” and had to keep silent about it! Just listen and keep good eyes.
Yesterday, after facing another sad situation, I ran to the altar. There I poured out my heart out before the Lord. I cried so much that I began to sob!
I placed all my complaints on the Altar; I told God all that I had to say, and left there completely different! I got up, wiped my tears, and decided to go forward.
I can’t do anything myself, but God will take action. I believe!
Thanks for the messages it was very helpful.
Kisses ”

I don’t know what injustice you may be facing or your unanswered prayer, but let’s see what are some situations people in Church have found themselves in.

– “Why do I pray and don’t receive an answer?”
– “Why do I feel like I’m facing an injustice?”
– “Where is God while facing this affliction?”

They are looking for answers! Like many who claim they believe in God, the person who wrote this comment is facing a similar situation.

Let’s be clear, first, I want to know what gives you great conviction of receiving the justice you seek? If you’re so sure, why fear then?!

There can be many different situations in which we face and injustice. There are injustices that are even allowed by God, but we will address this later

Let’s read some verses in the Bible that talk about injustice. There is nothing better than having God’s thoughts as a reference.

” And he believed in the Lord, and He accounted it to him for righteousness. Then He said to him, “I am the Lord, who brought you out of Ur of the Chaldeans, to give you this land to inherit it.” And he said, “Lord God, how shall I know that I will inherit it?” So He said to him, “Bring Me a three-year-old heifer, a three-year-old female goat, a three-year-old ram, a turtledove, and a young pigeon.” (Gn.15 :6-9)

I will only read up to here, but the story continues. If you wish to continue reading until the end you can do it later.

According to what we read, what will make justice prevail?

First: Believe!

When you believe, you will receive the justice that is written in the Book of Genesis. No one can believe for you. It is something personal.

Sometimes when a person faces a difficult situation, feels cornered by it and doesn’t know what else to do, it’s because in their eyes it an injustice which leads them to feel desperate.
The first feelings that emerge when faced with this situation are: despair, anguish, and a desire to disappear and leave this world, because it becomes so unbearable.

Injustices or hardships can also be a test to see what kind of faith you are living. I tell you to believe in God even through these difficulties, this is when you must materialize this belief.
To say you believe in God, to preach and counsel someone is easy. Religious people can do the same. However, their lives don’t always show God.

While Abraham questioned God about how he would take possession of the promises, he had no reply. In order to receive the answer he had to sacrifice.

Second: Sacrifice!

If we want God’s response completely in our life, then we must have these two fundamental things: Believe and sacrifice. We can’t just do His will, but we must also sacrifice.
Sacrifice is proof that I am willing to risk in terms of what I believe in. If I’m not willing to sacrifice for what I say I believe in, then what I profess is false.

Sacrifice – Whatever hurts the most we surrender to God – It’s inevitable, those who want to have communion with God must embrace sacrifice.

The questions that often arise are: “But how will I know? Show me … Reveal it to me..”
God’s answer is: Sacrifice! “Bring Me a three-year-old heifer, a three-year-old female goat, a three-year-old ram, a turtledove, and a young pigeon.”

Definition, dedication and sacrifice!

Since there are still many people with doubts about injustice, we will continue with this in the next post. Until then!