Arphaxad12
BIBLE TECHNICIAN
Hello again Caty! 
I once read about a young girl whose father left the home. She began to wonder if something she said, thought, or did was the cause.
She felt completely abandoned, and the things her father said only made it worse. After a time she became completely convinced that she had been the major cause of her father's abandonment of his home. But because it was VERY difficult ro even think about this idea, she began to "transfer" her father's abandonment to God, again incorrectly thinking that God had abandoned her because of something she thought, said or did.
And thus she both grieved and tortured herself night and day, falsly believing that the Lord was so greatly affected by her thoughts and actions that He also had abandoned her forever.
It's a pretty sad story, a story based on her ignorance of who the Lord is and also her ignorance of why men generally leave their homes.
So if she had had understanding of the fact that her father, being only a man, had succumbed to Man's common weakness of listening to and heeding the Devil's VERY strong influence, she could have forgiven her father and moved on with her life.
This is such a common story nowadays in these tough times, I thought you might be able to relate to all or even part of it.
Best Blessings,
"Arph"
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I once read about a young girl whose father left the home. She began to wonder if something she said, thought, or did was the cause.
She felt completely abandoned, and the things her father said only made it worse. After a time she became completely convinced that she had been the major cause of her father's abandonment of his home. But because it was VERY difficult ro even think about this idea, she began to "transfer" her father's abandonment to God, again incorrectly thinking that God had abandoned her because of something she thought, said or did.
And thus she both grieved and tortured herself night and day, falsly believing that the Lord was so greatly affected by her thoughts and actions that He also had abandoned her forever.
It's a pretty sad story, a story based on her ignorance of who the Lord is and also her ignorance of why men generally leave their homes.
So if she had had understanding of the fact that her father, being only a man, had succumbed to Man's common weakness of listening to and heeding the Devil's VERY strong influence, she could have forgiven her father and moved on with her life.
This is such a common story nowadays in these tough times, I thought you might be able to relate to all or even part of it.
Best Blessings,
"Arph"
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