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For the
performance concert after the Washington, D. C. retreat, we were assigned
to the worst seats on the furthest side on the upper floor of Constitution
Hall. Looking down from our seats, we could see both the front and back
of the stage, while a huge screen placed right in the middle blocked our
view. Feeling upset about this situation, we were about to complain when
suddenly we remembered the story that Master had told us during the four-day
retreat about the old man who had lost his horse. She said that if we
could think from a different point of view, the situation would change
and that we should always remember that God has a purpose in everything
Hes arranges for us. Besides, even if it is bad for us, it might be good
for others. As our thinking changed, our complaints also evaporated.
Soon after that, a member
of the working staff led all the people in our section, row by row, in
an orderly way to the empty seats downstairs. We were given VIP seats
in the front, and Master was sitting right behind us. Normally, we could
never get such good seats even if we fought for them. So, God did not
waste any time in testing us on what Master had just taught us during
the retreat!
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