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Some label it an “ad of God.” Massive trees, once firmly rooted, lie in a state as if snatched from the earth by a giant hand. They are now unwelcome intruders into porches and power lines, garages, and kitchens. Road signs and branches rest where they were Mown to the ground by fierce winds. The city is shrouded in darkness and an eerie silence that is especially moving after the electrical storm that preceded it.
The awesome power of a storm can only be generated by the architect of nature. But why not think of this as a positive power from our creator? We have no way of knowing the exact reasons for storms of nature or the storms of our lives. We tend to think of them as bad. The Bible says, "for He commanded, and raised the stormy wind.” (Psalm 107:25). Yet, in verse 29 we read, “He made the storm still.” While the reasons for the storms may escape us, we must trust as we worship this Sabbath that God will reveal Himself to us as He works in our lives. This is true whether we are in the midst of the storm or we pray for Him... “to makt the storm be still. ”
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