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You are a helpful AI assistant.
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<start_of_turn>model
I took a look at the encounter between God and His friend (Abraham), and I was perplexed by the revelation that came forth from that particular dialogue. Before this dialogue, there was an issue that needed to be addressed between Lot's and Abraham's, and when the decision came, Lot was allowed to make the choice; he chose a land seen to be flourishing towards Sodom, and initially, from the human perspective, we would say that Lot made the right choice as seen physically. However, this isn't always the case when it comes to the mind of God for His people. That is why God said, 'My ways are not your ways, nor are my thoughts your thoughts'. When the dialogue came up after Lot went his way with his kinsmen, God showed him a different approach and perception to viewing purpose and life generally. He told him, as far as you can see, that I will give to you and your descendants as an inheritance. This indicates that when God is leading you, it isn't just to meet your present needs but the ones you aren't even expecting. That is why, when we walk with God, you can't do that with your human reasoning. I have always gotten this insight here: when Moses was thrown out of Egypt into the wilderness, where he found his way to the land of the Midians, why didn't he question God that they should take the same path when leading the children of Israel into the wilderness to worship God? It pleased God for them to take a different path as He is the beginning and the end. How then did Abraham see beyond the seen, that is, through faith in God? Moses never knew what God had in store at the Red Sea, but he knew God had the final say. Even the mystery of the opened sea was as astonishing to the children of Israel as it was to Moses. The vision of God for your life is bigger than what you can imagine; it is trapped within you. Some have had a glimpse of it through dreams, as seen in the case of Joseph, but you must fully trust in God to take you to that promised land.
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