In Genesis 50:20,21, Joseph tells his brothers, ""Even though you intended to do harm to me, God intended it for good, in order to preserve a numerous people as He is doing today. So have no fear of retribution from me."
" How often we see this in today's world as we look back in hindsight. At the time of occurrence many things look like worst possible events, but eventually they turn out to be blessings in disguise. God works in ways that we do not understand. He unravels complications that outwardly look like an impossible mess. And, lo and behold, good things come from what at first appears to be a calamity.
"When God leads us down a path that appears to us to be unfortunate, we must trust, no matter how difficult, that God knows beyond our ability to see how it will work for His glory.
"Lord, when you lead us where we may not want to go, give us your power to move forward, with you. Amen."
(Dear Reader, I hope you are with me in this exciting endeavor!)
Jo INMN
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