Well as a Christian I remember the story of Elisha.
The young men between 16-30yrs old mocked him, calling him bald — a dig at leprosy — they were going to kill him.
The Lord allowed two mother bears to maul 42 of them, was that proportional? No, but good, absolutely.
I view it as an act of God.
The sermon was talking about the fleeting nature of life, it was demonstrated, now the whole world witnesses it, have you told your family you love them?
Maybe God wishes for humanity to reflect on the priests last words. What is it that you are delaying to do in life? Have you told your family that you love them because there will come a day when you won't be able.
The sermon was reportedly about the fleetingness of life and delaying to do good.
Will you think on this moment and tell your family that you love them today before you can no longer tell them that?
And what else are you putting off? Do you have time?
The sermon was on the fleetingness of life and how people delay to make good changes in their lives.
Death being one of God's tools, makes people think about what they are delaying to do, like telling their family they love them.
It is only death, what is there to be afraid of?
Why would someone be afraid of death if they walk in the shadow of our shepherd, for death is not the end, don't you already have faith in eternal life?
Death like in the book of Job is a tool which the Lord can use. When our time comes is unknown to us, but we all deserve death.
Right before all saints day, I would guess the Lord wants us to think on his words about the fleetingness of life. A man trying to be good brought down as tool in the hands of the most high to make this wicked generation think again.
Blessed is the Lord.
No one is living life right.
That's apart of the gospel you know — everyone has sinned and fallen short of the glory of God — no one is living a good life, we all have things we do wrong and can improve.
Plus the sermon was about the fleetingness of life and how we should do good because you never know when you'll die.
No, women lead the children and the sick.
They also lead the administrative and more personal roles in a church such as counselling.
It's a very important job.
But they're not priests.
This may break your mind. I have Muslim friends who are in Pakistan, we're friendly to eachother. I'm a nationalist not a globalist monster.
What they do in their sovereign territories are their perogative not mine.
I want my country to be isolationist.
I want nothing to do with the middle east, I want to stay out of Americas and Israels wars as they have no benefit to my people.