Graham Vincent (@endlesschain): "God is disappointed at our inaction because we are disappointed at our inaction. If we are not disappointed, we should listen to God more closely. God couldn’t prevent Gaza: he relied on us to do it for him. We ignored his pleading, and we failed Him."

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God is disappointed at our inaction because we are disappointed at our inaction. If we are not disappointed, we should listen to God more closely. God couldn’t prevent Gaza: he relied on us to do it for him. We ignored his pleading, and we failed Him.

Why does God not prevent genocides, like the Circassian, Armenian and Gazan genocides? Why didn’t He prevent them? Well, it’s because God is in us. We are the instruments of God. God cannot intervene in any form of human action but through our hands. God did not fail to prevent these genocides. We did. He prevailed upon our consciences to do something, to act, to protect the weak, to save life where life could be saved, and we failed to act. God did not allow these genocides: we did.

Graham Vincent

Apr 30

6:28 AM

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