Life is filled with irony…
John F. Kennedy once said that… “It is an unfortunate fact that we can secure peace only by preparing for war.” In saying this, he was echoing an old Latin saying: “”Si vis pacem, para bellum.” (“If you wish for peace, prepare for war.”)
Although hundreds of miles apart, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams both passed away on the same day… July 4, 1826: The 50th Anniversary celebrating the day they both signed the Declaration of Independence.
In the attempt to assassinate President Ronald Reagan, the only bullet that hit him actually ricocheted off of the presidential limousine, the vehicle designed to protect him.
However, the greatest irony of all is in the words of Jesus…
“Whoever will lose his life, for My sake, will find it.”
The irony of the Christian life is that, in order to have abundant life in Christ, we must be willing to give our lives away, and lay them down at the feet of Jesus. By surrendering our will and rights to Him, we find freedom we can find in no other place.
The Heart of Abba - Ron Phillips 
2 replies on “Ironic, Isn’t It?”
A right now word, for sure
hi,
truly biblical, and deep thought. I wonder: if it is my will to leave my will at the feet of Jesus am I not keeping my will? …. I think I understand it more now that I have written this message to you already. I hope this question will help others also, so I will still send it anyway. Bless u.
Chris