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 God says, "All that God does for every individual is beyond doubt; He leads everyone by the hand, looks after you with every passing moment and has never once left your side. As people grow up in this kind of environment and with this kind of background, could we say that people in fact grow up in the palm of God's hand? (Yes.) So now do you still feel a sense of loss? kept watching over mankind.) The great thought that He puts is beyond question. He has always done so unconditionally. temptations. This is because Satan is standing beside you, its eyes constantly fixed on you. When disaster strikes you, Satan revels in this; When calamities befall you, when nothing goes right for you, when you become entangled in Satan's web, Satan takes great enjoyment from these things. As for what God is doing, He is protecting you with each passing moment, steering you away from one misfortune after another and from one disaster after another. This is why I say that everything man has — peace and joy, blessings and personal safety — is in fact all under God's control; He guides and decides the fate of every individual. But does God have an inflated notion of His position, as some people say? Does God declare to you, 'I am the greatest of all. It is I that take charge of you. You must beg Me for mercy, and disobedience will be punished by death '? Has God ever threatened mankind in this way? (No.) Has He ever said, 'Mankind is corrupt, so it does not matter how I treat them, and they may be treated in any which way; I do not need to make sound arrangements for them '? Does God think in this way? Has God acted in this way? (No.) On the contrary, God's treatment of each and every person is earnest and responsible. He treats you more responsibly even than you treat yourself. Is this not so? God does not speak idly, and neither does He flaunt His elevated position or flippantly deceive people. Instead He honestly and silently does the things He Himself needs to do. These things bring blessings, peace and joy to man. They bring man peacefully and happily into God's sight and into His family; then they live before God and accept God's salvation with the normal reason and thinking. So has God ever been duplicitous with man in His work? Has He ever made a false display of kindness, first fooling man with a few pleasantries and then turning His back? (No.) Has God ever said one thing and then done another? Has God ever made empty promises and boasted,telling people He can do this for them or help do that for them, but then vanished? (No.) There is no deceit in God, no falsity. God is faithful, and He is true in everything He does. He is the only One that people can count on; He is the God to whom people can entrust their lives and everything they have. ”

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