Jesus taught with parables
In parables divine truth is presented by comparison with material things. Parables have been called "earthly stories with heavenly meanings."
In parables divine truth is presented by comparison with material things. Parables have been called "earthly stories with heavenly meanings."
With deep love comes deep suffering when we lose a loved one. To mourn the loss of a loved one is also part of our earthly experience.
Each of us have a spark of divinity in us as sons and daughters of God! What a marvelous truth!
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Paul's military metaphor helps us see how to protect ourselves spiritually.
At times we may even feel insignificant, invisible, alone, or forgotten. But always remember, you matter to our heavenly father!
This parable could have many applications in our lives especially as it relates to our thinking and attitudes pertaining to receiving rewards in the Kingdom of Heaven.
Our bodies allow each of us to experience the great plan of salvation that He has designed for all His children. He wants us eventually to become more like Him and return to live with Him.
All of us know people who are filled with hatred and anger, are unforgiving, lose their temper often and hurt others to get what they want. As a result, conflict is common in some families, communities, churches, schools and the work place. Nations fight against nations for power and greed. In this environment how can we achieve real peace in our lives?