We can fall on the rock and be broken. Or the rock will fall on us and grind us to powder. The human mind would like to look at this last verse and say, “It’s simply not fair.” If I stay in that mindset and refuse to fall on the rock, so to speak, then the rock will instead fall on me and grind me to powder. However, I can look at this verse and say, “This is Kingdom truth. It will never be altered. Therefore, I am going to willingly fall on this rock and let myself be broken in a godly way. I will let God change me and remake me. Then I am eligible to receive His blessings
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