The Surgeon's Precision and the Patient's Trust

When a surgeon operates, every cut serves a purpose. No incision is random, no wound without design. The patient, lying on the table, cannot see the surgeon's hands or understand each movement, yet trusts that the pain leads somewhere purposeful. This is precisely what Paul declares in Romans 5:3-5 — not as metaphor, but as propositional truth revealed by the Holy Spirit through an inspired apostle.…