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Dutch Category 1: The Good and Perfect Nature of God’s Will
This group of verses establishes the foundational trust that God’s will is not a burden to be feared, but a good and loving plan to be embraced.
Римлянам 12:2
“Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and pleasing and perfect.”
B) отражение: We feel a constant pull to conform to the expectations and pressures around us, often leaving us feeling anxious and inauthentic. True peace and identity are found not in blending in, but in being remade from the inside out. This is a deep, internal re-wiring of our desires and thoughts. It reorients us from a place of fearfully guessing what God wants, to a secure trust that His desires for us are a source of profound well-being and wholeness.
Иеремия 29:11
«Ибо я знаю планы, которые имею для вас, говорит Господь о благополучии, а не о зле, чтобы дать вам будущее и надежду».
B) отражение: In moments of uncertainty or despair, the human heart craves assurance that our story is not meaningless. This promise speaks directly to our need for security and purpose. It anchors our restless souls, assuring us that we are held by a benevolent intention, that our future is not a chaotic accident but a narrative of hope being lovingly written for our ultimate good.
Матфея 6:10
“Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.”
B) отражение: This is a prayer of profound surrender and realignment. It’s an admission that our own limited desires and fearful ambitions often lead to distress. By praying this, we actively choose to subordinate our own chaotic will to a divine will that is perfectly ordered and loving. It is a daily practice of releasing our anxious grip on control and inviting a heavenly peace into our earthly turmoil.
Псалом 143:10
“Teach me to do your will, for you are my God! Let your good Spirit lead me on level ground!”
B) отражение: This is the cry of a heart that acknowledges its own confusion and fallibility. It’s an expression of healthy dependence, recognizing that we need guidance to navigate life’s uneven and treacherous terrain. The desire to be led by a “good Spirit” to “level ground” speaks to our deep-seated longing for stability, safety, and moral clarity amid life’s complexities.
1 Иоанна 5:14
“And this is the confidence that we have toward him, that if we ask anything according to his will, he hears us.”
B) отражение: Our relational anxieties can often bleed into our prayer life; we worry we are not being heard or that our requests are unworthy. This verse builds a foundation of relational security. It shifts prayer from a frantic vending machine of requests to a confident conversation, rooted in the assurance that when our desires align with God’s loving purposes, we have His full and undivided attention.
Category 2: God’s Will for Our Character and Sanctification
These verses clarify that God’s primary will is not about our circumstances (job, spouse, location) but about our character transformation—becoming more like Christ.
1 Thessalonians 4:3
“For this is the will of God, your sanctification: that you abstain from sexual immorality.”
B) отражение: So much of our energy is spent agonizing over circumstantial decisions, yet here the will of God is stated with stunning clarity. His primary desire is for our inner purity and wholeness. This command isn’t about restricting freedom, but about protecting the human heart from the fragmentation and relational damage that comes from disordered desires. It’s a call to an integrated life where our actions align with our created purpose.
Миха 6:8
Он сказал тебе, человек, что хорошо, и чего требует от вас Господь, кроме как творить справедливость и любить доброту и смиренно ходить с Богом вашим?
B) отражение: When we feel overwhelmed by complex theological questions or life choices, this verse cuts through the noise. It grounds God’s will in tangible, relational virtues. Doing justice addresses our impact on the world, loving kindness defines the posture of our heart towards others, and walking humbly addresses our relationship with God. This provides a moral and emotional compass that simplifies our daily walk and gives us a clear sense of purpose.
Ephesians 5:15-17
“Look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise but as wise, making the best use of the time, because the days are evil. Therefore do not be foolish, but understand what the will of the Lord is.”
B) отражение: This verse challenges our passive drift through life. It calls us to a state of mindful, intentional living. The feeling that time is slipping away can create significant anxiety. The antidote is not recklessness, but a wise engagement with reality, discerning the difference between foolish distractions and the enduring will of God. This active understanding brings a sense of agency and purpose to our finite days.
Колоссянам 1:9-10
“And so, from the day we heard, we have not ceased to pray for you, asking that you may be filled with the knowledge of his will in all spiritual wisdom and understanding, so as to walk in a manner worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing to him: bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God.”
B) отражение: This reveals that knowing God’s will is not a static piece of information but a dynamic, growing wisdom. It connects our internal state (“spiritual wisdom”) with our external behavior (“walk in a manner worthy”). The human desire for a meaningful life—to “bear fruit”—is fulfilled not by achieving worldly success, but by this beautiful, integrated process of knowing God more deeply and reflecting that knowledge in our actions.
1 Peter 2:15
“For this is the will of God, that by doing good you should put to silence the ignorance of foolish people.”
B) отражение: We often feel a desperate need to defend ourselves with words when we are misunderstood or judged. This verse offers a more powerful, emotionally mature response. It channels our defensive energy into constructive, positive action. A life characterized by genuine goodness has an inherent integrity that speaks for itself, offering a quiet, confident answer to criticism and fostering inner resilience.
Category 3: Surrendering to God’s Will in Suffering
This category addresses the most difficult aspect of God’s will: how to trust and submit to it when it involves pain and loss.
22:42
«Отец, если хочешь, отними у меня чашу. Тем не менее, не моя воля, а ваша, будет выполнена.
B) отражение: This is the most emotionally honest prayer in Scripture. Jesus doesn’t deny His anguish or pretend He wants the suffering. He expresses His authentic human desire for relief while simultaneously surrendering to a greater, divine purpose. This gives us permission to be fully human in our pain—to cry out and grieve—while still finding the strength to trust that God’s will, even when excruciating, holds a redemptive purpose beyond our immediate understanding.
Римлянам 8:28
«И мы знаем, что для тех, кто любит Бога, все работает вместе во благо, для тех, кто призван по Его замыслу».
B) отражение: This verse is not a naive promise that only good things will happen. It is a profound statement of trust in the face of life’s chaos and pain. It provides a framework for integrating our suffering into a meaningful narrative. It reassures the wounded heart that no pain is wasted, no tragedy is final, but that a sovereign and loving God is continually weaving even the darkest threads of our lives into a tapestry of ultimate good.
1 Peter 4:19
“Therefore let those who suffer according to God’s will entrust their souls to a faithful Creator while doing good.”
B) отражение: Suffering can make us feel utterly alone and out of control. This verse gives us two essential anchors in the storm. First, it calls us to “entrust our souls,” an act of radical release, handing over our deepest anxieties to the One who created us. Second, it commands us to “do good,” pulling us out of paralyzing introspection and into purposeful action. This combination restores a sense of agency and security even when circumstances are grievous.
Иакова 1:2-4
«Почитайте все это радость, братья мои, когда вы встречаете различные испытания, ибо вы знаете, что испытание вашей веры вызывает стойкость. И пусть стойкость будет иметь свое полное действие, чтобы вы были совершенны и полны, не имея ничего.
B) отражение: Our natural reaction to trials is frustration and a desire for escape. This verse reframes hardship entirely. It invites us to see trials not as interruptions to our happiness, but as the very instruments of our maturation. The promise of becoming “perfect and complete, lacking in nothing” speaks to the deepest human desire for wholeness and resilience. It shifts our emotional response from one of victimhood to one of courageous participation in our own growth.
Притчи 3:5-6
Доверяйте Господу всем сердцем вашим и не опирайтесь на собственное понимание. Во всех путях твоих познайте Его, и Он сделает прямыми путями Твоими.
B) отражение: The human mind desperately seeks to understand and control its environment. This verse confronts our illusion of control. Leaning on our “own understanding” often leads to a cycle of anxiety and second-guessing. The call to “trust with all your heart” is a call to relational attachment over cognitive certainty. The emotional relief of this posture is immense; we are freed from the crushing burden of having to figure everything out, and can instead rest in the assurance that we are being guided.
Category 4: God’s Will as Action and Obedience
These verses show that God’s will is not passive or purely contemplative; it is something to be actively done.
Матфея 7:21
Не всякий, говорящий Мне: Господи, Господи, войдет в Царство Небесное, но исполняющий волю Отца Моего Небесного.
B) отражение: This is a sobering call to authentic living. It warns against the self-deception of using spiritual language or affiliation as a substitute for genuine transformation. It exposes the gap that can exist between our stated beliefs and our actual behavior. True emotional and spiritual integrity is found when our words, our heart’s posture, and our actions are all aligned in obedience to God’s loving will.
Ефесянам 2:10
Ибо мы творение Его, сотворенное во Христе Иисусе для добрых дел, которые Бог заранее приготовил, чтобы мы ходили в них.
B) отражение: This verse powerfully addresses our search for identity and purpose. The feeling of being a “workmanship” instills a sense of profound value and intentional design. The knowledge that our life’s purpose—our “good works”—has been “prepared beforehand” alleviates the pressure to invent our own meaning from scratch. It invites us to discover and walk in a purpose that is tailor-made for us, bringing a deep sense of fulfillment.
1 Фессалоникийцам 5:16-18
Радуйтесь всегда, молитесь, не переставая, благодарите при любых обстоятельствах; ибо такова воля Божья во Христе Иисусе для вас.
B) отражение: In a world that often causes distress and complaint, this command seems impossible. Yet, it reveals God’s will for our internal emotional state. “Rejoice,” “pray,” and “give thanks” are not dictated by external circumstances but are chosen postures of the heart. This is a call to cultivate an inner life of gratitude and connection that is resilient to the ups and downs of life, leading to stable and enduring emotional well-being.
Иоанна 7:17
“If anyone’s will is to do God’s will, he will know whether the teaching is from God or whether I am speaking on my own authority.”
B) отражение: We can become paralyzed by intellectual doubt, demanding absolute certainty before we are willing to act. This verse flips the script. It suggests that clarity often follows commitment, not the other way around. A heart that is postured in willingness—a genuine desire to obey—is a heart that is open and receptive to truth. The act of stepping out in faith is often what clears the fog of our confusion and brings experiential knowledge.
Hebrews 13:20-21
“Now may the God of peace… equip you with everything good that you may do his will, working in us that which is pleasing in his sight, through Jesus Christ, to whom be glory forever and ever. Amen.”
B) отражение: The desire to do God’s will can sometimes be met with a feeling of inadequacy—”I’m not good enough.” This verse is a beautiful reassurance. It’s not about our strength, but God’s. The promise is that God Himself will “equip” us and “work in us.” This lifts the burden of performance from our shoulders and replaces it with a restful confidence in God’s enabling power, freeing us to act with courage and joy.
Category 5: The Sovereign and Ultimate Will of God
These verses zoom out to the big picture, assuring us of God’s ultimate control and purpose for all of creation, which provides immense comfort.
Ефесянам 1:11
В Нем мы получили наследство, будучи предопределены по назначению Того, Кто все творит по воле Своей.
B) отражение: In a world that feels random and chaotic, the human soul longs for a sense of order and ultimate meaning. This verse provides a profound sense of security. The idea that a loving God is working все вещи—not just the good things, but everything—according to a unified purpose anchors us. It allows us to hold our personal stories, with all their joys and sorrows, within a much grander, redemptive narrative, quieting our deepest existential fears.
Притчи 19:21
“Many are the plans in a man’s heart, but it is the LORD’s purpose that prevails.”
B) отражение: We invest so much emotional energy in our plans, and we experience deep disappointment when they fail. This proverb offers both a humbling reality check and a deep comfort. It acknowledges our human striving but ultimately grounds our hope in a purpose that is larger and more enduring than our own. It frees us from the pressure of flawless planning and invites us to trust in a divine sovereignty that overrules and redeems our failed attempts.
Исаия 46:10
“declaring the end from the beginning and from ancient times things not yet done, saying, ‘My counsel shall stand, and I will accomplish all my purpose,’”
B) отражение: This is a statement of absolute divine competence. Our anxiety is so often rooted in the unknown future. We worry about what might happen tomorrow, next year, or in a decade. This verse speaks directly to that fear. It presents God as the Master of time, who is not surprised or thwarted by events. Trusting in His unchanging “counsel” and purpose provides a bedrock of stability for the anxious heart.
Иоанна 6:40
“For this is the will of my Father, that everyone who looks on the Son and believes in him should have eternal life, and I will raise him up on the last day.”
B) отражение: Amid all the complexities of discerning God’s will for our lives, this verse states His ultimate, salvific will with perfect clarity. It cuts through our confusion and points to the very heart of the matter. The most important “will of God” is not about a career choice or a geographical move, but about a relational choice: turning to Jesus in faith. This provides a central, life-defining purpose that informs and orders all other, smaller decisions.
