TO DELIVER THE HORSEFLY

February 6, 2017

Bobby Norton: one of my most destructive acts of retribution was done to the horsefly.  My justification?  He bit me rather than the horse.  If he lived through my slap, I would pull off one wing, throw him into the air and watch as he

tried in vain to fly.  When he hit the ground the wing that remained would continue to beat frantically, but the horsefly only rolled over and over and spun around in tight little circles.  Being thrown out of balance in every sense of the word, the little fellow, being now denied his life source, would eventually starve to death. Horrible story, huh?  I agree: bad for the horsefly.  He should have stuck with the horses. 

Jehovah Eolhiym: one of My most constructive acts of retribution was done to the man.  My justification?  He bit My tree rather than all those I gave him, so I slapped him and pulled off one of his wings, I subjected him to the gross imbalance of vanity, and threw him out of the garden.  When he hit the ground from which he was taken all he could do was roll over and over and spin around and around in tight little circles.  Being thrown out of balance in every sense of the word, the little fellow, being now denied his life source, would eventually starve to death.  Horrible story, huh?  I agree: bad for the man.  He should have stuck with the oranges.  Or…should he?

Rom 8:18-21

18 For I reckon that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us.

19 For the earnest expectation of the creature [all creation from man to horsefly] waiteth for the manifestation of the sons of God.

20 For the creature [all creation from man to horsefly] was made subject to vanity, not willingly, but by reason of him who hath subjected the same in hope,

21 Because the creature [all creation from man to horsefly] itself also shall be delivered from the bondage of corruption into the glorious liberty of the children of God [ALL CREATION, FROM MAN TO HORSEFLY, WITH A BALANCED REST AND RELATIONSHIP WITH JEHOVAH ELOHIYM AND WITH ONE ANOTHER FAR SUPERIOR TO THAT KNOWN IN THE BEGINNING (See the book of Job, whose subjection to trial was not of his will, but whose end was seven times better than his beginning)].