Proverbs 16:4 Meaning Yahweh Has Made Everything for Its Own

Read with the body's eye this seems to make love the author of harm, but nothing love creates is outside its own single purpose. What appears wicked is not a thing love made; it is the mind's dream of separation, and even that serves, because every apparent evil becomes an occasion for the one correction. The day of evil is only the moment fear is chosen, and it holds within it the chance to choose again.

So there is nothing that cannot be turned toward waking. What the ego means for attack, love quietly bends into a lesson in forgiveness, until the mind sees that harm was never real and lets it go.

One power is at work, and it is your own imagination, so everything that appears is made for that self and serves it. The people around you are states you pass through, not independent beings running their own lives, and even the ones who seem to oppose you are enlisted, unknowingly, to help bring your assumption to birth. The Lord who made all things for himself is the single I AM wearing every face in the scene.

The wicked kept for the day of evil are not marked out for punishment; they are the harsh state playing its appointed part in a drama you are dreaming. Held inside you, the whole world moves toward whatever you have assumed as done. Nothing in it acts on its own; each thing, kind or cruel, works for the one being that imagined it, which is you.