All well and good, but explain the good that comes from miscarriage. It is hard to find a blessing that arises from it. If someone could explain with spiritual clarity, they would help a lot of suffering.
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It is painful bu consider the fact that all children who die go to heaven- now, that child may have grown up to be a lost sinner- eternity in hell- Yet God, knowing their future decisions, spared that child because that child may have encountered things that drove them to reject God- God is all knowing, and things don’t happen without reason- Miscarriage is a painful thing, but if we believe in God, We have to trust that He knows what He is doing- That is a hard thing to come to terms with- definitely, but true believers will trust in Him. And remember- the Evil One is testing the person who had the miscarriage, with God’s permission only- It is a true test of faith- Job lost his whole family except his wife- God allowed Satan to destroy him- Yet Job stood strong- and in the end God really blessed him for it- (Remember though that even Job, a great strong saved person, felt despondent- Yet he sinned not- it’s not forbidden to feel grief and despondency, but we can’t live in despondency as it breeds hatred eventually- something Stan is counting on when He tests us
All well and good, but explain the good that comes from miscarriage. It is hard to find a blessing that arises from it. If someone could explain with spiritual clarity, they would help a lot of suffering.
I’m so sorry . . . there is no explanation - only how we deal with/what we learn through the suffering. (The world teaches us that suffering is bad, but this is a false teaching.) Meet with others who have gone through this - shared grief is best carried on many shoulders. And in this sharing, friendships and faith will grow, and you will come out stronger. But it is hard - my prayers go with you.
experienced what you wrote of. was my one chance of being a parent.
God never said life would be easy or fun. We are here at His will and it’s an insult to God when we live in questioning why He did things or allowed things (natural or man made).
He tells us to test Him on tithing, but all else we question is just us not casting our cares on Him. He tells us to bring Him our problems and worries and let Him reveal to us the answers in His perfect timing.
I spent years wondering and hurting over all sorts of loss and “bad” things in my life. I begged God for answers why. Gradually as I realized I’ll never figure it out on my own and trusted He had a reason even if I never understood it, I realized the more time I waste wondering why, the more I am out of the loop of things God wants me to focus on and grow into or do with the rest of my moments of breath. Its good now to feel peace in the midst of loss and trials and storms of life.
God’s peace be with you.