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Panala we've been connecting a verse from the Quran to lessons for us and

And I know that many of us have been following the news that came out of Minnesota where we had a

sigh of relief where the officer who murdered George Floyd was actually charged, rightfully so,

with murder. And then at the same time, within that same time period, you have news that comes out of

Columbus, Ohio, a 15-year-old girl, Makiya Bryant, who was shot four times to death by an officer

when she called the police actually to help her, and instead was murdered herself. And it's like

to kind of let you go from one thing to the other. And I wanted to actually talk about this

from the perspective of an eye in the poor man action. And I know that we addressed this from

various angles. But it takes me back to how are you supposed to feel when you see something that

resembles justice happen in this world. Now, we know as believers, we take comfort in the ultimate

justice of a loss of Hanuitana, the ultimate justice of a long day of judgment, that not

little medium, that there will be no oppression, no injustice that will be tolerated today. Everything

will be set right on the day of judgment. In the last set of years, he's up and a lot will be swift

with his justice. But how do you deal with when you see what seems to be a semblance of justice in

this life? Do you celebrate it? I mean, do you say it's all over? Do you feel joy? How are you

supposed to feel when you see these types of things? And I remember Odell Edwards, Jordan Edwards

father, Jordan Edwards, who was 15 years old and shot in his car by officer Roy Oliver,

who was a Iraq war veteran. And a lot knows if he shot people in Iraq too, that never had a trial

in this life. And I remember when when Jordan Edwards, when that trial played out and the sentencing

of Roy Oliver was 15 years, 15 years for a 15 year old boy that was innocently killed, literally

doing absolutely nothing, nothing that would earn him that gunshot the way that it came to him.

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