Pwodar Pappas @PeterPerhaps

May the Lord have mercy on all of us as we are just mortals, trying to work out what to do with our, sometimes uncertain, earthly lives.

I also feel I must apologise for using name-calling with some individuals, and for over-generalising based on race, especially regarding the lebanese. In every race there are a range of people and, clearly, God does not reject people simply based on race (Revelation 7:9-10).

Again, I think I need to mention that, due to a degree of autism, I can overreact and act abit crazy and harsh when stressed. I do not want to condemn others and I apologize for when I have been condemning.

'be reconciled to God' - (2 Corinthians 5:20)

I personally repent for sometimes being condemning and judgemental in the past (as this isn't the spirit Jesus intended while on Earth) instead of having more constructive responses for various issues and events. I also apologise to anyone I have unnecessarily offended or hurt.

Scoffing, in this case, would probably refer to something similar to Job 35:3 where Job's friend says 'If you ask "What advantage have I? How am I better off than if I had sinned"'

Those with ASD can often become obsessed with themes of justice, especially if they're suffering & don't understand why. The problem is that this may lead to scoffing (Job 36:17-21) & scoffing can be destructive (Proverbs 9:7-8), limiting us from learning/changing thru difficulty

According to Mathew25:31-46, when Jesus returns he will judge every person on the planet individually (verse 32) based on how they dealt with the least of his followers/family in their time of need (verse 40).

.. this is because alot of technology is being used to obtain information & ideas stealthily. One example is AI plagiarising & also invading privacy. Smartphones & other technology can constantly eavesdrop, some individuals use spyware to scam or gain advantage over others ..

Proverbs represents 'foolishness' as a woman inviting simple people into her home by announcing to them that 'stolen water is sweet' ... 'But they (the invited) do not know that her guests are in the depths of Sheol' (Proverbs 9:17-18). This is very relevant at present ..

'By mercy and truth, iniquity is purged' (Proverbs 16:6 KJV) Personally, I haven't always tweeted in kindness/mercy. Partly due to my neurodivergence, I sometimes emotionally overreact, in ways that don't maximise potential for healing. Please take this into consideration.

Isaiah 10:13 & 14

It is concerning that AI may be used as a form of 'authority' on anything, as 'leadership, worshiping 'the image of the beast'. The beast is an Assyrian drive for borderless world domination, ignorant of the authority of Jacob's God. AI is of the same spirit (Revelation 14:13).

We may desire that God bless us in some exciting & ego-boosting way but, in reality, the blessing we need right now may be that He save us from something undesirable that is coming our way soon. This may not necessarily 'feel' as significant, but it can be very significant

Salvation comes when a person is able to 'consider' the earlier influences in their life on how they have behaved, and they then decide, themselves, to be 'careful' to live/behave based on God's guidance in the future rather than just doing things thoughtlessly (Ezekiel 18:14-21)

God does not want to condemn people. This is not 'the spirit' of God (Ezekiel 18:23) We humans often want to condemn (Ezekiel 18:19), (Luke 9:54-55)

2000 years ago (from now) Jesus came to show forgiveness without any judgement & offer reconciliation with God to all, with the full freedom to consider & decide (John 12:47). However, this offer will one day expire & consequences from rejecting it will eventuate (John 12:48-50).

Factors such as autism & adhd can make 'hurt' feel more intense & make it take longer to stop 'easily re-experiencing it' (speaking personally) but we can 'decide' to forgive & try using personal space & time to reflect, repent for our own overreactions & rest in God's good will.

God wants to save all humanity, as many as possible. He is not like humans, who easily feel vulnerable & insecure & hurt, and may find it difficult to overcome past hurts. We need to decide to try to forgive others, even if our human minds & emotions are still easily 'triggered'.

I believe that God has already forgiven us. But we need to do our part to reconcile. We need to understand that we have done things that harm us & others & all creation, because we have been unable to do everything the way he has taught us. He offered Jesus for our eternal life.