There's No Such Thing as "Bad Life"

When God created Adam and Eve, and all the things in the universe, everything was good. Not until sin came in. Genesis 1:31 “And God saw everything that he had made, and, behold, it was very good. And the evening and the morning were the sixth day.”

Life doesn’t create affliction, misery, anguish, or distress. It is our separation to the source of life. When Jesus said “I am the life” in John 14:6, it means life is good and there’s no such thing as bad life. It is the separation from life which brought pain, sorrow, and death.

But many people say, God created everything even the bad things in life. Well, it does not support the definition of life. It does not support the character of God. When we say God created everything, the word “create” means to make something exist. Sin brought death, agony, and suffering into our lives. It separates us from the true meaning of life.

Let us jump out of the track. In science, darkness doesn’t exist; it is the absence of light. Just as what we can conclude to this long existing question: if God created everything, then who created God? The existence of life can’t come from anything that does not exist and does not have life itself. His existence is not relatable to the question “who created Him” when it signifies time and when time has its beginning. Another thing, when there’s no one before Him. The concept that “God begun” doesn’t fit to Revelation 21:6 when He said He is the beginning. Time, space, and everything that has life begins in Him. His existence is beyond human can imagine. It is beyond the boundary of the existence of everything, for by Him all things were created.

Let’s have this conclusion: The essence of our existence is only when we receive the source of life – He is Jesus. And, this goes for eternity!

(Written by JM, Photo: Kidrelyn)