Was, is and is to come

The concept of time and its relationship with existence has been a topic of great contemplation throughout history. In biblical texts, such as Revelation 1:8, time is explored through ideas of the Alpha and Omega, signifying God as the beginning and the end. This duality emphasizes the continual reoccurrence of themes as they manifest in our lives. Additionally, understanding time involves looking at existential questions about our past decisions, current realities, and future possibilities. By integrating thoughts from philosophical and theological lenses, we can better appreciate how our experiences shape our perception of time. Engaging with verses from scripture can provide not only comfort but also insight into our life's trajectories, reminding us that every moment is a piece of greater continuity. Therefore, exploring phrases that evoke this continuum, like 'Was, Is, and Is to Come', prompts us to consider both our personal journeys and the broader narrative of humanity. In this reflective space, readers are invited to appreciate the cycles of life and time that influence their understanding of self and existence.