La Gestion Sage et Responsable des Événements selon les Écritures Bibliques écrit par Sivamwanzire Sekeravete Sophereth

La Gestion Sage et Responsable des Événements selon les Écritures Bibliques écrit par un grand esprit, le papa Sekera (Sivamwanzire Sekeravete Sophereth). Je le recommande vivement pour la lecture et la réflexion.
La lecture de ce livre est un exercice intellectuel exigeant, très exigeant même.
L'auteur réfléchi sur les événements et nous appelle à la sagesse. Il dit essentiellement que chaque événement doit se lire en recto verso.... Que la bénédiction la plus inattendue découle souvent (et peut-être toujours) des événements les plus redoutés. On ne doit donc pas tomber dans un défaitisme stérile mais plutôt se pauser pour considérer la leçon et permettre la croissance.
Pour le peuple d'Israël, de l'exode à l'exil, la vie est une série des résurrections à répétition dont le point culminant est la résurrection de Jésus Christ où la vie en abondance provient de la mort la plus ignoble. Même dans la nature, mort et résurrection en nouveauté de vie marchent toujours ensemble.
Deux extraits du livre :
1. Inutile donc de paniquer chaque fois que surgissent des événements et des situations ou circonstances dans la vie ! Inutile donc de perdre la vitesse de nos méninges quand ils surgiraient sur notre espace d'existence. Il nous faut plutôt en remercier Dieu chaque fois que nous en venons à lire des facettes sur notre terroir !
2. Et, sagesse oblige donc ! À toute émergence de difficultés, on ne pose pas la question, "pourquoi ?". On pose plutôt celle plus éducative, "qu'est-ce que ce ?".
En bonus l'auteur donne une conclusion en Français et en Anglais comme pour, d'une certaine manière, étendre l'invitation à la réflexion au plus grand nombre que possible parmi les peuples.


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