Prescribed reading Joseph the Dreamer’s Story: Genesis 37-50.
I dare not disbelieve that serendipity consequentially had been the wait in the story of my life; speaking in the natural for those who cannot see or understand the conceptual speaking spiritually. It is more simple to say that it is God’s awaited and appointed destiny awarded, as it had been longed for, believed for, seemingly for a lifetime.
And nothing spoken, though seemingly hindered, or delayed, can ever stop what God has appointed; it will come in due season. There had to be a process. Like for Joseph, in the day of his serendipity, the work in his heart was already done, showing that forgiveness was present when punishment for what had been done to him could have been rewarded of him to his brothers.
Surely, when he shared his dreams, there was one who believed and resented it, one who disbelieved altogether, and one who believed but closed his mouth, ears and eyes, saying nothing to defend, doing nothing to try and stop the evil being done to his brother, making him guilty the same. Joseph, through the work of God’s hand, saving him, delivering him, and elevating him, forgave them all.