"I'm living proof that not all life is precious; some of us shouldn't have been born."
How it sounds in your head: They talk about 'every life is precious,' but they don't mean mine. I'm the exception—the one where maybe abortion would've been kinder. Born into abuse, poverty, addiction, chaos. Born with disabilities, limitations, complications. If life is so sacred, why this one? Why me into this? Some lives are precious. Mine is proof that some aren't.
"So God created man in His own image; in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them."
-- Genesis 1:27Enemy's ultimate condemnation, twisting traumatic circumstances or disabilities into cosmic devaluation, weaponizing pro-life rhetoric against those born into hard situations.
The circumstances speak for themselves. Born to addicts, born into violence, born with conditions that make life harder. If you're so valuable, why this start? The math doesn't add up to 'precious.'
Named 'Pain' because his mother bore him in agony, marked from birth as a reminder of suffering, should have lived cursed. He prayed anyway, asking God to bless and enlarge—and God granted his request, breaking the curse of his name and origin.
I REFUSE the lie that my life isn't precious. IT IS WRITTEN: I am created in the image of God. Circumstances don't define value—the Creator does. I bear HIS IMAGE regardless of where or how I was born. IT IS WRITTEN: I am fearfully and wonderfully made. The enemy wants me believing I'm the exception, but GOD says I'm the RULE—image-bearer, beloved, precious. The BARAK blessing is mine by COVENANT, not circumstances. I walk in that preciousness NOW, fully valued by Heaven regardless of earth's reception.
The Father saw the chaos you'd be born into and ran toward you faster, declaring 'THIS one is Mine, image-bearer, precious beyond measure'—not waiting for circumstances to improve but crowning you IN THE FIRE with infinite worth.