Good morning Rich,
I just read over your post from Feb. 26th, and I have asked that same
questiion many, many times and still, I come up with no answers. It still
remains a mystery. I've often questioned God about why He allows people to
leave this place in the ways that it happens and at such dramatic age
differences and the time it takes to get to that point and still I come up
with no answers.
We just have to put our trust in Him, knowing that He and only He alone
knows what He is doing, and what needs to be done and leave it at that. Like
you said, He is the supreme ruler and He knows what He is doing. Both life
and death are in his perfect plan and we can't question His plans because
some things with Him are kept a mystery.
One thing for sure though, all of theese trials that we face and the choices
that we make in our lives here build character and strength.
God bless you my friend.
Peg Yats and RLD Ginger, class of '70.
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard McKinley
Sent: Saturday, February 27, 2016 12:01 PM
To: msb-alumni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [msb-alumni] O. T. The question why.
I've been doing a lot of reading about what happens at the end of our life.
I've grown over time with the passing of people and other things that happen
in this life.
The question has been asked by me and others through out time. Why did God
let this happen? I think I'm finally learning, we can't blame the keeper of
the universe. We live in an imperfect world. Things will happen that's
life. The question why do people have to die in such terrible ways? Why
does it have to be so dramatic? I don't know if we'll ever understand that.
Maybe we're suppose to learn something from all of the suffering we see
around us. The keeper of the universe can choose how a person dies. So why
can't all of us just go to sleep and pass out of this world? I don't have
the answers, maybe I'll ask father time.To send a message,
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