"Sometimes people work so hard to create problems in others' paths by planning and plotting, and so God grants them one day to win, sit back and enjoy. For a brief moment, God allows the devil to win, letting them feel happiness as others struggle. But remember, this victory is only temporary, for the greater plan always unfolds.
In life, there are times when some people go to great lengths to create problems or obstacles for others. They do this out of jealousy, insecurity, or even for their own amusement. It may seem like they are always winning, while others face constant struggles and setbacks. But there's an interesting perspective to consider: sometimes, even the "plotters" get a day of rest, a day to sit back and enjoy what they have worked for.
This is where the concept of "Plotter's Day" comes into play. It’s as if, once in a while, the universe, or God, gives these people a brief moment to feel like they’ve succeeded. It’s like the devil gets a chance to "win" for a day. But here’s the twist: that fleeting moment of triumph is not truly a victory. It’s a reminder that, in the grand scheme of things, the real plotter is not the people trying to make others suffer. Instead, it’s a higher power that knows the bigger picture.
God, in His wisdom, sometimes lets the "devil" have a win, but only for a short time. The truth is, no one can truly control the path of another for long. In the end, the universe has a way of balancing things out, showing that even those who seem to get away with causing harm will face their own challenges eventually.
The real "plotter" is not someone trying to create problems in others' lives; it's the higher force that ensures that everything is fair and balanced. And while it may seem like bad people sometimes win, we must remember that their time at the top is temporary. Life is always shifting, and those who hurt others often find that the tables can turn unexpectedly.
So, when it feels like the world is against you, remember that the greatest plotter is God. The battles and struggles we face are part of a bigger story, and, ultimately, good will prevail. Sometimes, it's the Plotter's Day, where those who scheme may seem to win. But in the end, the divine always ensures justice prevails, balancing all things with fairness and wisdom. Ultimately it is true that -
"People may plot, but God is the biggest plotter. In His infinite wisdom, He is always fair to human beings and ensures that justice ultimately prevails."
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