Our paragraph topic is: (Lamentation over Jerusalem) Part 1.
Love hurts. Those who have experienced deeply the pleasure of love know the pain that comes from rejection, separation, and breakup. The experience is one that all humans must go through at some point in their life. It is important to know it in order to know how to overcome the pain and the sorrow. It is important to know how to overcome that experience in order to know how to go on living.
We experience love in life and in death. We love in life and we love lost those that are taken away from us in death. It is a part of how we live, a part of how we learn to live, a part of how we must grow and accept who we are in this world. Living is pleasurable but it is also painful in many ways. Yet it is something that we must accept. We loose mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers, love ones, children, relatives, and yet we must find some way to accept and go on living in this world.
Christ cried for those that he loved. He lamented for the many times that he sent love messages that were rejected, scorned, trashed, burned, and ignored. His passion for those that he loved burned deeply within his soul. He lamented deeply for the souls of the people knowing what they would do to the people that he sent. He cried out: "Jerusalem, Jerusalem! Thou who killest the prophets, and stonest those who are sent to thee!"
We were children together. We played in the same yard, ran on the same streets, grew up in the same schools, had the same friends, yet you know me not. Have you become so high and mighty, so proud, so famous, that you do not know from where you come? Jerusalem wherefore have thou come? Jerusalem, the high and mighty city on the hill. The one where kings and rulers live. Forget not from which from which you have come, for you are but the same as the man in the street or the village down the road. It is God's love that has brought you forth, that keeps you in the light of time. It is God's love that will leave you in the limelight and shine on another, least you forget who you are.
We are but children of God, our Father who created us and gave us life. For he has life within him and it is that life that he shares with us. We have a choice. We can choose life or we can choose to remain in death. The passion of Christ gave us that choice. Which do you choose?
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 nd 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.
Love hurts. Those who have experienced deeply the pleasure of love know the pain that comes from rejection, separation, and breakup. The experience is one that all humans must go through at some point in their life. It is important to know it in order to know how to overcome the pain and the sorrow. It is important to know how to overcome that experience in order to know how to go on living.
We experience love in life and in death. We love in life and we love lost those that are taken away from us in death. It is a part of how we live, a part of how we learn to live, a part of how we must grow and accept who we are in this world. Living is pleasurable but it is also painful in many ways. Yet it is something that we must accept. We loose mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers, love ones, children, relatives, and yet we must find some way to accept and go on living in this world.
Christ cried for those that he loved. He lamented for the many times that he sent love messages that were rejected, scorned, trashed, burned, and ignored. His passion for those that he loved burned deeply within his soul. He lamented deeply for the souls of the people knowing what they would do to the people that he sent. He cried out: "Jerusalem, Jerusalem! Thou who killest the prophets, and stonest those who are sent to thee!"
We were children together. We played in the same yard, ran on the same streets, grew up in the same schools, had the same friends, yet you know me not. Have you become so high and mighty, so proud, so famous, that you do not know from where you come? Jerusalem wherefore have thou come? Jerusalem, the high and mighty city on the hill. The one where kings and rulers live. Forget not from which from which you have come, for you are but the same as the man in the street or the village down the road. It is God's love that has brought you forth, that keeps you in the light of time. It is God's love that will leave you in the limelight and shine on another, least you forget who you are.
We are but children of God, our Father who created us and gave us life. For he has life within him and it is that life that he shares with us. We have a choice. We can choose life or we can choose to remain in death. The passion of Christ gave us that choice. Which do you choose?
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 nd 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.
