God is Trustworthy


God is trustworthy, Sheep can’t do much so they have to trust the shepherd for everything. Adam and Eve didn’t trust God and wanted the power for themselves, and they ate the fruit! so they were sent out of the garden of Eden, so we should trust God because God is trustworthy, in Hebrew trust means stability like a rock! God is like a rock not moving. Cast sheep are sheep that have rolled on their back and they can’t get up by themselves, if they don’t get back up they’ll die! they have to trust that the shepherd will help them. In the winter the sheep have a lot of wool to keep warm but in the summer they don’t need it anymore so the shepherd sheers it, if they don’t sheer the sheep they will become very hot, so trust that God knows what is best for you, when something like sheering happens you might think why is this happing to me, remember God knows what is best for you. When things get hard trust that God only does what is best for us, so we should trust God when things are hard so trust in God, he will never let you down our god is a rock! A shepherd has love for his sheep so he will give only good things for the sheep, so God being our good shepherd will help us and do only the best for us. so we can trust God. but we can’t trust men they are like sand! But our god is trustworthy.

Summery time

We should trust God even when things are hard because God does only what is best for us. We should trust God as a sheep trusts his shepherd. In Hebrew trust means stability, like a rock! God is our rock, men are like sand, but our god is trustworthy! Put your trust in God. bye, see you soon THE END.

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