THE THING I FEARED MOST~

And what about Job?  Lots of lessons there.  
God did not smite Job.  He allowed satan to test Job's faith within certain parameters.
Without God's permission,  satan could do nothing to Job.
And He rewarded Job's faith with a seven fold restoration.

But one verse has always stood out to me, and it is a Spiritual Principle, I believe.

Job 3:25 For the thing which I greatly feared is come upon me,
and that which I was afraid of is come unto me.

What was it that Job feared?

1:4 And his sons went and feasted in their houses, every one his day; and sent and called for their three sisters to eat and to drink with them. 5 And it was so, when the days of their feasting were gone about, that Job sent and sanctified them, and rose up early in the morning, and offered burnt offerings according to the number of them all: for Job said, It may be that my sons have sinned, and cursed God in their hearts. Thus did Job continually.

The first loss Job suffered was of his livestock.  That was not the thing he greatly feared.

The second loss was:
18 While he was yet speaking, there came also another, and said, Thy sons and thy daughters were eating and drinking wine in their eldest brother’s house: 19 and, behold, there came a great wind from the wilderness, and smote the four corners of the house, and it fell upon the young men, and they are dead; and I only am escaped alone to tell thee.

THERE was the great loss and the thing he feared most;  to the point that he had continually offered sacrifices to hopefully atone for their sin.
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My thoughts immediately jump to the minister who spent close to an hour in prayer, attempting to cover every aspect of what could go wrong I guess, regarding the trip he and his family were about to make.
They started off on their trip and almost immediately got into a bad accident with a truck.

This is a man of God.  What went wrong?  Something did!

Was he praying from who God is to and for them and us?  Or was he praying from fear?  And relying on his own words and efforts to keep them safe.

 "Fear not" or "Be not afraid", occur 103 times in the King James Version of the Bible. 
"Fear" itself is mentioned over 500 times in the King James Version of the Bible. This includes the reassuring "Fear not" and its variations, as well as the passages warning Christians to actively fear their God.



Let me just put it this way.  FEAR is of the flesh, not the SPIRIT.  
I found a great explanation, coming up.

FINALLY...the Awakening has begun.  And it's coming fast.  It has to.  
Many things I still do not know.  But a few things I'm sure of.  Some make speak some Truth, but if they don't know Jesus and the Trinity, they are lacking in my determination. 
This source does know, though I don't agree with everything said.  

But this that follows is exactly what I would say.

Fear is not a property of spirit but of the human ego. Fear is damaging to the freedom of the spirit's ability to manifest its power. It is debilitating to the harmonious flow of conscious awareness of man's prized possession, his spirit.

Fear cuts the chord which joins man to God and creates a purposeful separation which engenders continuous confusion and lack of understanding as to the origin of that fear. Man has for eons feared God due to his spiritual malnutrition. He is not fed with the wisdom of truth and therefore withers in the lack of knowing. What he does not know or recognize is that fear is subversive and a product of his mortal ego which he unconsciously pays homage to as it directs his feelings which validates what he experiences.

This mortal fear generated by the ego cultivates a culture of programming which man responds to automatically as and when his ego directs him. So ingrained is fear within man's subconscious that its response to various circumstances or situations further feeds that wretched emotion and multiplies the negative effect it has on man's perceptions. 
Fear creates havoc in man's mind and clouds his ability to see that the actual situation which confronts him is not in itself fearful but that it is his perception which casts the situation in fear. Fear is therefore not extraneous to man but is created by him. It gnaws at his psyche until he believes in it. When he does this he relinquishes control of his conscious mind which through divine attunement can remind him of who he is- a powerful spiritual being of the Light of God which in itself can free him of his fear.

Man fears because he does not know. When man knows he will not fear. Man can only be in the knowing if he knows God. When he knows the God incarnate he will know that he is always in the company of God and he will come to know his sovereignty and that the Mighty presence is his and this shall confer assurance and security. Fear will not then factor into the equation. The more one remains connected to his divine source the less will he be affected by mortal fear. As a sense of Oneness is experienced you will begin to feel as if you are walking in the footsteps of God and no mortal emotion counterproductive to your evolution can distress or impede you.



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Best buckle up...As far as knowing the situation at the moment, I'm in limbo....The adage "follow the money" usually helps clear up picture, but I don't think that helps right now. Are we headed for a financial reset? Something is going on in the background and this "virus" is providing cover