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A speaker compares his trials to Job's, saying God's plans are greater than any loss. He believes the divine presence in him is stronger than worldly evil, and that good always follows hardship.
A speaker compares his trials to Job's, saying God's plans are greater than any loss. He believes the divine presence in him is stronger than worldly evil, and that good always follows hardship.
Listen, I can lose everything like Job, but I know that my end is greater than where I'm coming from. I'm not afraid to lose. Let me tell you something, I'm not afraid to lose. You know why? Because I know greater is he that is in me than the devil in the world. You know why? He said the plans that he has for me, they are good and not of evil. If I meet evil on the way, there's still good after evil.
