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God has given us a gift in teaching us how to lament; it is not self-pity and it is not an artificial happy face. Lament is true sadness and pain put next to God’s character and the eventual reconciling of that seeming contradiction, though not usually by answering all our questions.
God has given us a gift in teaching us how to lament; it is not self-pity and it is not an artificial happy face. Lament is true sadness and pain put next to God’s character and the eventual reconciling of that seeming contradiction, though not usually by answering all our questions.
God has given us a gift in teaching us how to lament; it is not self-pity and it is not an artificial happy face. Lament is true sadness and pain put next to God’s character and the eventual reconciling of that seeming contradiction, though not usually by answering all our questions.
God has given us a gift in teaching us how to lament; it is not self-pity and it is not an artificial happy face. Lament is true sadness and pain put next to God’s character and the eventual reconciling of that seeming contradiction, though not usually by answering all our questions.
God has given us a gift in teaching us how to lament; it is not self-pity and it is not an artificial happy face. Lament is true sadness and pain put next to God’s character and the eventual reconciling of that seeming contradiction, though not usually by answering all our questions.
God has given us a gift in teaching us how to lament; it is not self-pity and it is not an artificial happy face. Lament is true sadness and pain put next to God’s character and the eventual reconciling of that seeming contradiction, though not usually by answering all our questions.
God has given us a gift in teaching us how to lament; it is not self-pity and it is not an artificial happy face. Lament is true sadness and pain put next to God’s character and the eventual reconciling of that seeming contradiction, though not usually by answering all our questions.
God has given us a gift in teaching us how to lament; it is not self-pity and it is not an artificial happy face. Lament is true sadness and pain put next to God’s character and the eventual reconciling of that seeming contradiction, though not usually by answering all our questions.