Join Rabbi Schneider as he explores the perplexing issue of perceived inequalities in the world. Using Scripture as a lens, he addresses the common question: Why do evil individuals flourish while good people suffer? Rabbi Schneider offers a message of hope, reminding us that true justice is not always immediate in this life but ultimate in the next.
Welcome to Seeds of Revelation, a short devotional presented by Rabbi Schneider, a Jewish believer in Jesus, the Messiah. Why do the evil prosper? That’s what we think sometimes, or that’s what we could think when we look around and we see people that have no respect for God, no respect for Jesus Christ, no respect for anything sacred. They go around boisterous, loud, laughing, taking advantage of people and their business dealings, yet they live in big houses, they drive fancy cars, they wear the best clothes, and yet we see other people that are humble, that are not ashamed of their faith in Jesus, and they seem to be struggling. But I want to assure you, the evil will not go unpunished. Proverbs 11.21 says, surely the evil man will not go unpunished. Beloved, we can’t look at what is going on right now and think that we’re gonna see the fullness of truth being revealed. There are many people that seem to prosper in this life, but when they get to the end of their life, they’re gonna be cut off from God, cut off from life and light, and they’re gonna spend eternity in the darkness, going ever deeper into it. Beloved, evil men will not go unpunished, but the righteous will go on shining from glory to glory and strength to strength. Be encouraged and stay strong.
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Join Rabbi Schneider as he explores the perplexing issue of perceived inequalities in the world. Using Scripture as a lens, he addresses the common question: Why do evil individuals flourish while good people suffer? Rabbi Schneider offers a message of hope, reminding us that true justice is not always immediate in this life but ultimate in the next.
