This Is Not the End
- Bishop Mesrop Parsamyan

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The first chapter of Genesis repeats a beautiful sentence: “God saw that it was good.”
God created the light, the oceans, the land, the trees, and every living creature. After each act of creation, He looked upon His work and declared it good. When He created humanity in His own image, Scripture says: “God saw everything that He had made, and indeed, it was very good” (Genesis 1:31).
Yet when we look at our own lives, we do not always see what is good. We see unanswered prayers, broken relationships, delayed dreams, illness, loss, and disappointment. We look at what is happening and wonder, “Lord, where is the good in this?”
There is an Armenian saying filled with hope: Վերջը լավ է լինելու—The end will be good. It does not mean that everything is good right now. It means that the present moment is not the end of the story. If it is not good yet, God is not finished.
God is still shaping, healing, opening doors, and working in ways we cannot yet see.
Imagine entering an artist’s studio while a painting is only half finished. The colors may seem confused. Some lines may appear out of place. The picture may not make sense.
But the artist would say, “Do not judge it yet. I am still working.”
Sometimes we judge our lives while God’s work is still in progress. We see the mess, but God sees the masterpiece. We see only the present moment, but God sees the whole picture.
Saint Paul writes: “He who began a good work in you will bring it to completion” (Philippians 1:6). God does not abandon His work halfway through. He does not forget the people He has created and called. What He begins, He brings to completion.
Perhaps today you are standing in the middle of an unfinished chapter. Do not lose hope. Do not judge your whole story by one painful season.
The same God who brought light out of darkness is still working in your darkness. The same God who made a way through the sea is still making a way for you.
Keep trusting. Keep praying. Keep walking in faith.
The end will be good—not because life is always easy, but because God is faithful, and God is not finished yet.



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