Quote:
Originally Posted by Archaea
The passage is poignant during times of doubt, which indubitably most of us experience. It is also poignant for me during times of self-recrimination. I have oft turned it on its head, asking, "My God, my God, why have I forssaken thee?"
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Which is the case more often than not.
I recently heard that quote that Surfah used and it struck me for a number of reasons, especially when you look back on your past and see times when it is clear that you withdrew yet thought that it was God that had withdrawn.