until the end of the world,all whys will be answered,but now,you can only ask!

The line expresses a distinctly apocalyptic, faith-tinged patience: ultimate explanations (“all whys”) belong to an end-time reckoning, while ordinary life is marked by uncertainty and unanswered questions. Read this way, it counsels humility about human knowledge and endurance in the face of suffering or confusion—one keeps asking, seeking, and living without expecting full clarity now. The sentiment aligns broadly with themes often associated with Marley’s spiritual outlook as popularly received (mortality, judgment, perseverance), but without a verifiable source it should be treated as a modern aphorism attributed to him rather than securely his own words.