If Jesus was a husband, If Jesus had a wife— Would we say marriage was difficult, Or would it be heaven on earth? All the warnings about marriage, All the quotes that give you pause. I've seen my fair share of them, Even the Bible gives you one! They say tolerance is key To a lasting marriage, That love dies along the way, I say, what a tragedy of sorts... So I wonder to myself, If we had two people loving up like Christ, Living up like Christ, Would we still have the same challenge? For I couldn't help but think — If Jesus was a husband, If Jesus had a wife— Would we say marriage was difficult, Or would it be heaven on earth?
Reading the heading, it sure sounds counterproductive, an impossible paradox to accept. Why? Why consider God's failure in the equation? It is not in his nature, he doesn't, God doesn't fail. What God cannot do does not exist. True! Yet let us consider the fact that God may actually "fail us." You might have guessed already where this post is already going. If that is the case, I congratulate you. If you haven't, let us walk through it together to the end. There are stories abound of devout people who left the fold, who left the worship of God because he didn't answer their prayers. People who didn't understand the reason why God would let bad things happen to good people or people who couldn't wrap their heads around the fact that God didn't grant their request despite their diligent work in his service, and for this reason they are offended and may fall out of the faith. We will provide two simple examples to back up t...