See God’s kindness in tribulations | Ali Reza Panahian

See God’s kindness in tribulations

When God wants to give hardships, He does it softly.

How can a person understand God’s kindness? See God’s kindness in this point that when He wants to give hardships, He does so softly. He is careful. God gives suffering to His servants in such a beautiful way, like a mother who wants to give an injection to her child. God shakes.
“God shakes?! Up until now you talked about God being very firm.”
Yes, I used to talk about God being very firm, because those who do not want to see these things should come to their senses a little. According to a tradition, God says, “I never hesitate to do something except in one case.” But God doesn’t hesitate about whether He should do something or not! God, hesitating is meaningless for You! God says, “I hesitate in one case. That is when I want to take a believer’s life and he doesn’t like it. I say, ‘Shall I do it? But he doesn’t like it. He’s afraid. I shouldn’t? It’s to his benefit. They’ll really welcome him here. But he doesn’t like it. What should I do?!’” O my Lord! I will mention another small example of God’s kindness.
For example, they were going to send a tribulation for you to grow. They wanted to give you this tribulation to test you, for a trial, or due to a sin that you had committed. Overall, you will grow with it. Then you do a good deed. For example, you visit your family, repent or give charity. This goes into the testing system. So they decide to remove this tribulation.
But at times you do all these. After going into the testing system, they say “No” and don’t remove the tribulation. But in some cases, the system says to remove a tribulation. It is mentioned in the traditions that after removing that tribulation the Almighty God says, “My angels, if We had given that tribulation to this servant, how much would We have rewarded him?” For example, they say, “1,000 rewards! Because he was supposed to have a bad accident. So we would have given him at least 1,000 rewards.”
God says, “Now that We have removed that tribulation, what about his reward?” I’m acting this tradition out as a play. The angels say, “The balance is even now. We haven’t given him that tribulation for him to receive 1,000 rewards.” God says, “We didn’t give him the hardship, but write the reward for him.” They say, “But…!” God says, “I am God. A King is expected...” When God wants to give hardships, He first looks at your capacity. Can this person tolerate it?
Along with your capacity, He gives the needed facilities too. For example, He puts bandages next to you exactly at that time. Or you want to go to a doctor since your hand is injured. Exactly then, your friend comes to your door [so he helps you]. God says, “I don’t want My servant to be bothered.” When God wants to give hardships, He does it softly. When God wants to give hardships, He does it kindly. I ask you to see God’s kindness in hardships. Nothing is as valuable as understanding God’s kindness.

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