‘Your time is limited’: Paying tribute to Steve Jobs

YOU'LL BE MISS ....STEVE.RIP.

Steve, Thanks for technology you left in this earth, Many people expand they knowlegde cause of you. You gonna be missed especially those people love your idea in technology.

As you R I P.,your contributions to this World may rest in everyone's heart ! thank you Mr. Steve Jobs. Condolence to the Family of MR.Jobs.

Thanks Steve, i learned a lot from your mac, because of you i learned to assembled my personal MAC.

RIP...but u will continue to live in our heart and thoughts for all your great contribution to the world as a better place with the help of all your efforts to connect people using the technology! thank you so much SIR STEVE JOBS!

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The passing away of Steve Jobs is a reminded to us that our day will come too. We are not to become too absorbed in our ephemeral toys.

One of the Ten Commandments says:
“I am the Lord Thy God, thou shalt not have strange gods before Me.”

Soon we will enter into the post-technology era upon this Earth. No, I am not crazy. I see a pattern establishing itself in events occurring upon the earth. There is a new future awaiting mankind. Wisdom is coming back.

Jesus said in the Gospel: “A wise man who is a householder takes out of his treasure chest things that are OLD and things that are new.

We will be going back to a more simple way of life. But we will also be progressing in new ways. We will acquire the ancient wisdom which the early patriarchs understood. We will not putting our total focus into science as if it had all the answers. Science is deficient in answers when it comes to the invisible, spiritual things that pertain to our Heavenly Creator. There is another reality, greater than science can understand, which we can only perceive with wisdom, as though “seeing in a glass darkly”

Saint Paul says in the gospel: “The things that are real are invisible; the things that are visible are not real”

There is a profound wisdom in that simple statement. All the inventions of Steve Job are just dust and ashes compared to the reality of the spiritual things in the Kingdom of God in Heaven. For Jesus said “The eye has not seen, nor has the ear heard, neither has it entered into the heart of man what things God has in store for those who love HIM.”

We are caught up in the moment, the trends of the times, the spirit of the age, that we do not see how quickly it will all evaporate.

The wise person puts his trust not in the fragile, transitory things of this world. He puts his hope and his confidence in his Creator, his Eternal Father. The death of Steve Jobs reminds us that we possess a spirit which lives for a time in our bodies. But only for a time – because a time will come when that spirit will be released from this temporal domain. That spirit is our real identity. Science cannot probe that dimension of our existence. Science lacks all the answers. Science and technology are held up to us as though they were gods to be worshipped. They are helpful in their own limited way, just as a walking stick is helpful to a lame man. But don’t become so absorbed in the technology of the walking stick as to lose a sense of your true purpose and destination.