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Description: Through a compelling narrative about a crucial job interview and a missed bus, this essay explores the profound human cost of misunderstanding prophetic timing. It reveals how lives have been shaped—and often diminished—by expecting in our time what was meant for another era entirely. From broken family relationships to abandoned dreams, from missed opportunities to empty chairs at holiday gatherings, the essay traces the ripple effects of displacing ancient promises into our modern world. Using the simple metaphor of arriving too late for a scheduled bus, it gently challenges readers to consider whether waiting for future fulfillment of long-past prophecies serves either truth or love. More than just theological correction, this is a heartfelt plea for understanding that might heal decades-old wounds and reunite families separated by misplaced prophetic expectations.