Our paragraph topic is: (Jesus blesses the children) Part 4.
Christ sat with the children. He played with them and laid hands on them that they would be blessed. His disciples did not want the children to disturb Christ. They did not want them to be brought to Christ. But Christ told them that they should not hinder the children from coming to him. He told them that they should not stop the children from being with him. For these were they whom he loved. These were they whom he had passion. The children were they who were the new life, fresh from the tree of life.
They knew not about the Christ. They knew not about the miracles. They knew not about the message that he came to bring to the world. They only knew that Christ was special according to what their parents spoke. But Christ knew them. He loved them. He saw them as they were, little ones. And he had compassion for them, for they were the innocent ones whom he would sacrifice his life. They were the innocent ones who had died without life before his coming. They were the passion of his heart. And he told his disciples: "For of such is the kingdom of heaven ."
The little ones are of the kingdom. The little ones belong to the kingdom. The little ones are the innocent ones, they are the ones without corruption, without malice, without hatred, fear, anger, and evil. For they are fresh from the tree of life, newly born into the world. Long had time pasted with many of them without life. Long had time pasted without the light of life within them. Long had time pasted with them living in limbo until the coming of Christ. He was the one who made the sacrifice. He was the one who paid for the sin. He was the one who redeemed all. He was the one who gave new life to all, male, female, young and old, children and adults.
Save the children. Do not allow them to be harmed. Sad is the day when we loose the young before their time. But many have been martyrs. Many have been sacrificed. Many have died before their time. And yet joyous are they that enter into the kingdom. Joyous are they that meet the Father. For Christ told his disciples: "Blessed are the pure of heart for they shall see God." Joyous are the ones who live in the presence of the Lord, because they are the innocent ones. They are the ones who's life was given and taken away. And yet they exist in God's presences in the kingdom of heaven.
We live in a world today where anything goes. Our lives are filled with desires and passions that lead us astray. We are given to be bad rather than good, to be wicked rather than pious, to be evil rather than filled with the light of life given us by our Father. It becomes thrilling to us, it raises our blood pressure, it makes us feel good, feel alive, feel strong. And yet it is just those feelings that lead us astray from who we are, spiritual beings created in the image and likeness of God our Father.
We are his children and he is our Father. We are his little ones and he is our provider, our protector, our joy and our hope. He is merciful and through his mercy we live and exist. We are given to be strong, to seek power, to be wise and knowledgeable. Yet it is through our own humility that we can come to understand true knowledge and true wisdom. Acceptance is the key to who we are. Denial of the world is what must happen. And understanding of what fills our souls completely will open our hearts to the love that awaits us in him. Such is the wisdom of the kingdom. Such is the knowledge of our existence. And such is the makeup of the children of the kingdom of heaven.
Read the sign of the times! Read the Highlighted New Testament Bible and lift the scales from your eyes that you may see, that you may know, that you may find the truth of who you are in Christ. Read it as though you would read a good book, from cover to cover, and see for yourself. Do not study it in parts reading one passage and then skipping to another, but read it for understanding. Read it for knowledge. Read it for faith. Read it that your eyes may be opened, that your ears may hear, that your heart may be filled with the light of Christ. The Holy Spirit awaits you. Christ seeks to know you. Open the door and let him in.
Christ sat with the children. He played with them and laid hands on them that they would be blessed. His disciples did not want the children to disturb Christ. They did not want them to be brought to Christ. But Christ told them that they should not hinder the children from coming to him. He told them that they should not stop the children from being with him. For these were they whom he loved. These were they whom he had passion. The children were they who were the new life, fresh from the tree of life.
They knew not about the Christ. They knew not about the miracles. They knew not about the message that he came to bring to the world. They only knew that Christ was special according to what their parents spoke. But Christ knew them. He loved them. He saw them as they were, little ones. And he had compassion for them, for they were the innocent ones whom he would sacrifice his life. They were the innocent ones who had died without life before his coming. They were the passion of his heart. And he told his disciples: "For of such is the kingdom of heaven ."
The little ones are of the kingdom. The little ones belong to the kingdom. The little ones are the innocent ones, they are the ones without corruption, without malice, without hatred, fear, anger, and evil. For they are fresh from the tree of life, newly born into the world. Long had time pasted with many of them without life. Long had time pasted without the light of life within them. Long had time pasted with them living in limbo until the coming of Christ. He was the one who made the sacrifice. He was the one who paid for the sin. He was the one who redeemed all. He was the one who gave new life to all, male, female, young and old, children and adults.
Save the children. Do not allow them to be harmed. Sad is the day when we loose the young before their time. But many have been martyrs. Many have been sacrificed. Many have died before their time. And yet joyous are they that enter into the kingdom. Joyous are they that meet the Father. For Christ told his disciples: "Blessed are the pure of heart for they shall see God." Joyous are the ones who live in the presence of the Lord, because they are the innocent ones. They are the ones who's life was given and taken away. And yet they exist in God's presences in the kingdom of heaven.
We live in a world today where anything goes. Our lives are filled with desires and passions that lead us astray. We are given to be bad rather than good, to be wicked rather than pious, to be evil rather than filled with the light of life given us by our Father. It becomes thrilling to us, it raises our blood pressure, it makes us feel good, feel alive, feel strong. And yet it is just those feelings that lead us astray from who we are, spiritual beings created in the image and likeness of God our Father.
We are his children and he is our Father. We are his little ones and he is our provider, our protector, our joy and our hope. He is merciful and through his mercy we live and exist. We are given to be strong, to seek power, to be wise and knowledgeable. Yet it is through our own humility that we can come to understand true knowledge and true wisdom. Acceptance is the key to who we are. Denial of the world is what must happen. And understanding of what fills our souls completely will open our hearts to the love that awaits us in him. Such is the wisdom of the kingdom. Such is the knowledge of our existence. And such is the makeup of the children of the kingdom of heaven.
Read the sign of the times! Read the Highlighted New Testament Bible and lift the scales from your eyes that you may see, that you may know, that you may find the truth of who you are in Christ. Read it as though you would read a good book, from cover to cover, and see for yourself. Do not study it in parts reading one passage and then skipping to another, but read it for understanding. Read it for knowledge. Read it for faith. Read it that your eyes may be opened, that your ears may hear, that your heart may be filled with the light of Christ. The Holy Spirit awaits you. Christ seeks to know you. Open the door and let him in.
