one's complaint is justify (part 2 from the book of job)
one's grief was fully weighed in
the calamity was laid on the scales
it would be more heavier than sand when it connects to water
therefore, words that was convey seem very rash
for the arrows of the Almighty one are from within
spirits drink in their poison
terror of God arrayed against that lost soul
let's ask a few questions
does a wild donkey bray when smother with grass?
can flavorless food without salt be eaten with the same taste?
is there any taste in the white of an egg beside its yolk?
soul refuse to touch any of these things
those food are loathsome to one's opinion
request is being made
that God can grand what one has long for quite some time
it may please God to crush with no mercy
He would loose his hands and cut one off like the streets
will comfort still be at play
though in anguish, one would exult
He would not even spare
words were not being concealed of the Holy One Himself
what strength one truly possess
is there an end or life continues to prolong
what is one's strength, the strength of stones
or my flesh is only bronze, which is it?
one's help is not from within
is success driven from one
to whoever is afflicted, kindness will be reveal by a friend
despite one forsakes the fear of who else but the Almighty
brothers who have been deceitfully mislead like a brook
like an actual brook that passes away like a person's sudden death
that is dark because of the ice, and into snow that vanishes
when that time when a day is warm, it ceases to flow
when is gets hot, they vanish from that spot
the paths are being lead are turn aside
it goes absolutely nowhere and then perishes
there is confusion
i ask You to teach so that tongues are being held and tied
how forceful words are right when express
and what does Your agrument prove
is Your intention to rebuke thy words as You rebuke satan
be please to look at the one
one should never lie to You
let there be no injustice
concede the righteousness that can still stand
is there any injustice on my tongue at all
does one taste discern the unsavory
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