Deception vs. Faith
So I had a to take my computer science final yesterday and I was pretty confident, and I believe I did well. It was open book, but the amount of questions to the time to complete them doesn't allow for hunt-and-find the answers. One question popped up that was in 2 practice quizzes they gave, and was in the mid-terms as well. Always wanting to verify, I copied the code from the test into the interpreter, like the previous times, and it generated an answer contrary to the previous times it asked the question. I thought to myself that something must be wrong with the computer. I made my selection from the choices and finished the test. The Lord told me I got that one wrong. I though about the question, and I realized that the interpreter was correct in generating an error, but my previous experience overroad that red error message, instead dismissing it as a failure of the interpreter.
That whole event was proceeded by the Holy Spirit moving in me prior to the test. It didn't feel like a warning so I thanked the Lord for letting me ace the test. I don't know yet if I missed the question or not from the school, but I know what I did was select the wrong answer based on the previous quizzes than to entertain the idea, the code was wrong. I didn't catch it until analysing it in my head, but the code had an extra word it in that the interpreter didn't understand.
The whole point of this is that we dismiss God's warnings and red letter promptings in lieu of our experiences! We put more faith in our experiences than in God. That's why the Spirit moved in me before the test, I was going to learn a greater lesson than missing a test question. Thank you Father God for searching my heart and finding wickedness because I can't find it on my own, Psa 139:23! This is why the world can't get saved until they get to this epifini, 2 Thess 2:10-11.
So I had a to take my computer science final yesterday and I was pretty confident, and I believe I did well. It was open book, but the amount of questions to the time to complete them doesn't allow for hunt-and-find the answers. One question popped up that was in 2 practice quizzes they gave, and was in the mid-terms as well. Always wanting to verify, I copied the code from the test into the interpreter, like the previous times, and it generated an answer contrary to the previous times it asked the question. I thought to myself that something must be wrong with the computer. I made my selection from the choices and finished the test. The Lord told me I got that one wrong. I though about the question, and I realized that the interpreter was correct in generating an error, but my previous experience overroad that red error message, instead dismissing it as a failure of the interpreter.
That whole event was proceeded by the Holy Spirit moving in me prior to the test. It didn't feel like a warning so I thanked the Lord for letting me ace the test. I don't know yet if I missed the question or not from the school, but I know what I did was select the wrong answer based on the previous quizzes than to entertain the idea, the code was wrong. I didn't catch it until analysing it in my head, but the code had an extra word it in that the interpreter didn't understand.
The whole point of this is that we dismiss God's warnings and red letter promptings in lieu of our experiences! We put more faith in our experiences than in God. That's why the Spirit moved in me before the test, I was going to learn a greater lesson than missing a test question. Thank you Father God for searching my heart and finding wickedness because I can't find it on my own, Psa 139:23! This is why the world can't get saved until they get to this epifini, 2 Thess 2:10-11.
A terrible tsunami is coming. Take heed.