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Acknowledgements to Those Who Rejected Me
by Prophetess J. Godley-Ramos   
Rated "PG13" by the Author.
     
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From the book -
A Bastard's Refuge

Rejection hurts...but we can heal!

I’d like to publicly thank the people who never believed in me as well as those who wanted nothing to do with me.  I acknowledge and thank each person who never wanted to be bothered with me.  To you who hardly looked my way, but even when you did, you looked straight through me as though I were nothing at all - to you I say thanks.

 

Honestly, I am indebted to you.  I could have never made it this far without your input. Some of you made my life a living hell.  I spent countless nights crying over the horrible things that you said and did to me.  I’ve often pondered the many nice things that you could have said or done but instead, chose not to. 

 

How can I ever forget those of you who would move away whenever I sat next to you?  I shall always remember you (especially the choir members), who always insisted that I happened to be, “Sitting in your seat”, or “Standing in your spot.”  No matter where I sat or stood, you would always show up to claim that space as your own.  Never did you ever fail to remind me that I just happen to be in “YOUR SPOT.”  Some of you made me so agitated by your nasty wicked spirits, that I probably would have moved anyway.  For whatever part you played – to you I say thanks. 

 

Perhaps yours was a supporting role.  You know, like maybe you only listened to other peoples’ negative talk, and then you automatically decided to hate me.  Never mind that you and I had never clashed with one another.  You didn’t even know if what you heard about me was true or not, but still your mind was made up.  How pathetically immature is that?  God help you!

Like a cashier ringing up miscellaneous merchandise, you looked only for my outer markings.  This you did for the mere purpose of scanning me, so that you could willfully toss me aside, as though I were some sort of unidentifiable object, instead of a human being with real feelings. 

Some of you knew absolutely nothing about me, but yet you hated me without a cause.  Perhaps you carried out the dirty work of another simply because you lacked the backbone to stand up in my defense. 

 

Never mind defending me, you didn’t even have the guts to think for yourself, so instead you blindly went along with the opinion of the crowd.  Whether you wrongfully accused me, talked about me, just didn’t like me, went along with the others or suddenly stopped speaking to me, for reasons that make absolutely no sense at all, even to you - I say thanks.  

I would like to acknowledge and thank all of the people at work who never saw me as being worthy of promotion - ever.  You did your best to keep me back, and guess what? It worked!  No matter how hard I tried  to advance, you were always there to make sure that I never got selected.  Your constant ignoring and overlooking, gave me the fortitude to strive even harder.  The hot salty tears that rolled down my face, each time you denied me the opportunity to advance, were just the motivation that I needed to do something for myself.   Most especially to you - I say thanks.

 

I suppose you feel I am being cynical.  On the contrary, really, I’m not.   It was however extremely important to me, that I let you know just how significant your contributions have been.  Because you rejected me, I found myself in God’s company.  I re-discovered, “What a friend I have in Jesus.” 

 

At one time, not only did I want, but also, I thought that I just had  to have your friendships, your jobs, your ministry, your admiration, your love, your blessing and your acceptance in order to survive.  I really thought that I needed you, to feel good about myself. 

 

Thanks to you, I have discovered something much better.  My Father already accepts me just as I am.  He has always been there for me.  He has always accepted me, and He has always loved me.  It was I who could not see Him clearly because I was too busy looking for you. I have refocused my gaze to where it should have been in the first place. 

 

I have only you to thank for snubbing me and for rejecting me, so very much that I finally got a clue.  Now I ask you, why on earth, would I have a reason to still be mad at you?  Once again - even to you I say thanks. 


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Reviewed by Teresa Charles
Reviewed on January 2, 2009
Wow! I want to send this to countless people because I've felt the same rejection once I starting writing my book! These are the same ugly spirits that I helped and known for decades (honestly, I thought were friends!) The horrific behavior of people I questioned, I didn't understand. Thank you so much for this writing. It places it all in perspective.

Reviewed by John Domino
Reviewed on July 26, 2008
Thank you Jesus!!!
I thank Jesus for bringing me to you!
HE is LORD of all!
He reins over the rejecters and clunk-heads as well!

I have been rejected a lot this past year.
- First, by people at church - so I changed churches.
- Then, by people at work - so I am leaving and changing jobs.
- Then, by friends in my prison ministry - so I am helping in other ways..

But - I feel love from the folks in my new church.
- I feel wanted by the people in my new job.
- Now, I need a new ministry - God is taking care of that too.

REJECTED - What does that word mean- let’s turn it around to the folks who reject others for they are the root cause of the problem!

R = Restless folks – they can’t say it to your face but they are skilled at back biting.
E - Envy - they want what you have!
J = Jealous - need we say more?
E = Envy - A double portion!
C = Callous – insensitive and cold-hearted!
T = Tactful - they are slick at politics.
E = Envy - A triple portion - is this evil or what?
D = Deaf Ears - If you say something; they make believe they are deaf.

These folks slam the door on others mostly because of pride, envy, jealously, hate, and their own lack of social skills.

THESE FOLKS DO NOT HAVE FRUIT!

AMEN!

Reviewed on February 4, 2007

"Acknowledgements to Those Who Rejected Me"

"Because you rejected me, I found myself in God’s company. I re-discovered, “What a friend I have in Jesus.”
Echoes my words exactly. How eloquent is this and simply divine acknowledgement. Isn't it and wasn't it the best surprise ever to find yourself even that much closer to the Lord. All one can do is simply thank them for being so much of whatever they were.
Turns out to be irony within itself, the special times that you spend with yourself with GOD as a friend couldn't be traded for any price in this universe.
Therefore again I repeat your words "What a friend we have in Jesus".

A blessing to read this work, have a most blessed time here at the den.
Sincerely,
Author, Gwendolyn A. Thomas Gath
From the Heart of an Artist Quiet Storm





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