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JeannetteCML
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“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Jer 29:11
This verse has been popping up at certain places in my life recently and I don’t know how to interpret it. I am a person who is not in a very secure situation. I have mental health issues that keep me from doing the kinds of jobs I would like to. And I have financial issues from paying and earning a master’s degree in theology. Right now I can’t support myself and I lose hope a lot.
So this passage popping up in my life bewilders me. Realistically, I don’t see much of or any future for me. But what’s more, I am wary of viewing God’s plans of prosperity as temporal prosperity. God my make me prosperous in a spiritual sense in the Kingdom of God, but my life may still be very difficult. I am just wondering what God means to say to me with this verse and how I am to go on.
This verse has been popping up at certain places in my life recently and I don’t know how to interpret it. I am a person who is not in a very secure situation. I have mental health issues that keep me from doing the kinds of jobs I would like to. And I have financial issues from paying and earning a master’s degree in theology. Right now I can’t support myself and I lose hope a lot.
So this passage popping up in my life bewilders me. Realistically, I don’t see much of or any future for me. But what’s more, I am wary of viewing God’s plans of prosperity as temporal prosperity. God my make me prosperous in a spiritual sense in the Kingdom of God, but my life may still be very difficult. I am just wondering what God means to say to me with this verse and how I am to go on.