God or Anxiety

[Jccray24]

I took a Facebook quiz years ago about “when will I die” and If I recall it said 33. I just recently turned 31 and now I am freaking out because that leaves me only 2 years left. Does God tell us when we are going to die? Am I being crazy? Is this from Satan?

[Agora1]

Jccray24, you are not crazy by any means... Anxiety has a way in playing with our

minds. This doesn't come from anyone but ourselves. You are okay. You are safe.

[sliverofsilver]

You are safe. It’s just a Facebook quiz. You are not crazy. Facebook quizzes aren’t a message from God. They are preprogrammed algorithms, calculations carried out by a computer who knows nothing about life. Heck, I took a Facebook quiz once and it told me I would die, hm, two years ago, was it?

You are safe.

[Jccray24 in reply to sliverofsilver]

Lol right that’s funny, I don’t know why I’m tripping about this I guess it’s anxiety

[Hidden]

God doesn’t tell us when we are going to die. There’re so many people in the world, it’s a lot of work. It’s your anxiety that gives you all these false emotions. We don’t know when we die. Even people with serious illnesses sometimes outlive the doctor’s predictions. Fearing death equals not living your life which I think is worse

[Jccray24 in reply to Hidden]

That’s soo true and good point about patients outliving the doctors orders for them to die at a certain date. Yes I should be enjoying my life and not fearing a death sentience one day

[Agora1 in reply to Jccray24]

x

[Hidden]

Live life one day at a time. I’m thankful we don’t know when or how death will happen, we would be too afraid to live.

[Jccray24 in reply to Hidden]

That soo true and good perspective

[Coot18]

When we were born, it was as if we began falling from a flying airplane. No parachute. No maybe, we are going to splat. This metaphor can be expanded in numerous ways. Varying ideas proliferate about how our earthly experience came about and what may happen after it ends.

We have three choices for as long as the fall may last:

1.We could disregard the inevitable and close our eyes. Avoidance will thwart our view of the beautiful scenery on our journey to the splat.

2.We could flail and cry with fear. Again, missing the scenery.

3.Our third choice is to relax and enjoy each nugget of the fall, each day of our life.

[Jccray24 in reply to Coot18]

This is powerful thank you very much

[puglove0093]

He doesn't tell us when we will die; Facebook quizzes can get the best of us, even when we know they aren't true/real. Satan WILL use anything to get us to focus less on God and more on our problems and anything that takes our minds/hearts away from our Savior.