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Your Question:
Why did I have to lose my leg to learn to be strong?
Answer:
I must say, I'm not quite sure how to answer your question. You see, you still have your legs, and they're the natural way for us to walk. But, you're wondering why you had to lose your leg to learn to be strong? Well, I think this is where faith comes in. It's not about physical strength, but about the strength we get from within, from our faith and our relationship with God. As a pastor, I've seen people face incredible challenges, and it's in those moments that they discover their true strength. It's not about what we can do physically, but about what we can do spiritually. And sometimes, it takes a difficult experience to help us understand that. But I want to emphasize that you still have your legs, and that's a blessing in itself. I think the story of Paul healing the man in the Bible is a great example of this. The man was crippled, and yet, when Paul told him to stand up, he leaped up, completely restored. It's a reminder that our strength comes from God, and that He can work miracles in our lives. So, I wouldn't say that you had to lose your leg to learn to be strong, but rather, that you have the opportunity to learn about your inner strength and your faith in God.
Sources:
dogmatic theology
shedd
biblical critical theory
christopher watkin
acts
r c sproul
god freedom evil
alvin plantinga
christian apologetics
douglas groothius
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