ta/c
= i-ram
ta
= c(i-ram)
ta
= ci-cram
e(ta)
= e(ci-cram)
eta
= eci-ecram
eat
= ice-cream
a
= (loge(ce)+loge(m)+loge(i/m-ra))
/ t
ta
= loge(ce)+loge(m)+loge(i/m-ra)
ta
= loge((ce)(m)(i/m-ra))
ta
= loge((ce)(i-mra))
ta
= loge(cei-cemra)
e^ta
= cei-cemra
e^at
= ice-cream
Please take note of the two different
mathematical equations above. Both begin differently but end up communicating the same message.
In both equations, the first line tends
to make little sense and therefore provides less meaning to most
people. However, after using mathematical laws to rearrange the
equations, the last line begins to make sense and the message becomes
more clear to almost everyone. In fact, it can be quite enticing to me,
and therefore, I have probably found ice cream and enjoying it now as you are reading :)
That's how a lot of things from God
seem to be at first. They sometimes appear to be unclear, incomplete,
or simply wrong from our limited perspectives. Unfortunately, the very words of God are often attributed to the wrong source and considered to be of error, delusion, or apostasy. In addition, persecution arises toward those who recognize, believe, and live according to His word. The things of God are
often misunderstood, run contrary to what we have been taught in this
world, clash against religious beliefs and bonafide men, and therefore can be very offensive and repulsive when first
encountered.
On the other hand, after the word of
God is seriously considered, observed from all angles, pondered upon,
and tried over a period of time with due diligence, it all becomes
much more clear and the things of God seem to fit much better. The things of God become enticing and greatly desired. When a person finally chooses to embrace God and sacrifice all else required, she may never want to look back and it will likely never be the same :)
