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I read through the blog (theunashamedgirl.wordpress.com) of a friend I've actually never met, she wrote on the topic "keep chasing, He'll catch you" (beatitudes).

Now, she explained using three (3) men who were wealthy and famous in the society and still wasn't just happy enough, they had to sort for happiness money can't buy.

In their search you would notice they forgot about their status or fame or wealthyness when they found this true joy.

It got me thinking, and this is what dropped in my heart.

"God wants to be first in our lives, if he is not, he won't be in that life at all"

"When you sort after the whole world and get it, then you return to God, you will have to loose all you've gathered to start first with God all over again"

If that is the case, I think it is wise to first find God so you get every other thing as a bonus.

Of course, God would not force anyone, He gave the gift of choice to everyone, decide your fate - heaven or hell?

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