The Ark of the Covenant and Q: An Unexpected Rabbit Hole
We are in a theater, a play, where evil can be seen for what it is, but God is also seen in His grace and magnificence.
~ Juan O’Savin
It is time for the 9th article in this series. “About time!” you might exclaim. While I will concede that it has been a while, 11 months to be exact, I will not concede that it is late. After all, I am a Calvinist, and a Calvinist is never late, nor is he early. He arrives precisely when he is predestined to.
So here I am, writing this article at exactly the time I was predestined to do so by the one who lives outside of space and time, the sovereign Most High Elohim, ruler over all things. The beginning and the end, the first and the last.
YHWH is a master storyteller. He knows not only how to accomplish His purposes, but He will also accomplish them. And in doing so, He is weaving an incredible story with all the twists and turns, foreshadowing, drama, romance, suspense, and action you would expect to find in a story for the ages. If you pay attention, you will notice He is leaving easter eggs, for the lack of a better term, in every nook and cranny for us to find. I recently discovered one of these easter eggs in a rather unexpected rabbit hole.
I guess most rabbit holes are unexpected, or at least by now I should expect them to be. Which begs the question: if rabbit holes are usually unexpected, thereby leading you to expect unexpected rabbit holes to materialize, are they in fact unexpected? But that is a rabbit hole, although be it an unexpected one, best left to further exploration for another time.
