Hello children of God!! How are you all??
I have some reflections to share this morning. In the Indian Kingdom of caste system the Brahmins have the highest value, followed by Kshatriya, Vaishya and Shudra. The untouchable Dalits are the least valued ones or they are valueless.
In Yeshua's Kingdom of eternal life they are all equals. Here the last one as per the worldly norms would have more value to equate with those of higher value. It's only then they become equal shareholders in it. Furthermore it's those who are first as per worldly values that work more to earn the same wage. For this they even argue with the King how is it possible to equate both Brahmins and Dalits as equals or how is it possible to equate a big bishop/ priest/ pastor with an ordinary so-called poor believer?? Whatever the status is all are equal in the Kingdom of Love and Light. One wouldn't stand before the King on the day of judgment with his or her worldly posts of Bishop or Priest or Pastor or Evangelist or Prophet or Apostle. He or she would be judged based on their life and action in spreading the work of the Kingdom.
Listen to what Yeshua says at the end of this parable: *“So the last will be first, and the first will be the last.”* (Matt 20:16). To read the entire story read the parable of the workers in the vineyard in Matthew 20:1-16. This is an important message for all of us who consider himself or herself as more important, valuable and powerful, than others in our present life. But the King Baliraja or His Kingdom doesn't have such norms and values. It's rather inverse of it. That's why He kept on telling everyone to humble down and spread His love and goodness among those who are little or unwanted, rejected, and valueless as per the existing socio-political and cultural parameters. Yeshua is calling His disciples for a counterculture through this. He is reversing the notion of being first or the most important person in a setting. Baliraja is setting up a new revolution of inclusion of the last, least and lost.
May we be enabled to understand and gain this new strength and value each one with equal love and dignity. May this new revolutionary notion of Salvation engulf our heart, faith, work and life for all times. May we become a different person altogether from what we were.
Have a superb day ahead. My prayer and love goes with you. May His grace, blessing, healing and peace be upon you!!
#faith #scripture #bibleverse
I have some reflections to share this morning. In the Indian Kingdom of caste system the Brahmins have the highest value, followed by Kshatriya, Vaishya and Shudra. The untouchable Dalits are the least valued ones or they are valueless.
In Yeshua's Kingdom of eternal life they are all equals. Here the last one as per the worldly norms would have more value to equate with those of higher value. It's only then they become equal shareholders in it. Furthermore it's those who are first as per worldly values that work more to earn the same wage. For this they even argue with the King how is it possible to equate both Brahmins and Dalits as equals or how is it possible to equate a big bishop/ priest/ pastor with an ordinary so-called poor believer?? Whatever the status is all are equal in the Kingdom of Love and Light. One wouldn't stand before the King on the day of judgment with his or her worldly posts of Bishop or Priest or Pastor or Evangelist or Prophet or Apostle. He or she would be judged based on their life and action in spreading the work of the Kingdom.
Listen to what Yeshua says at the end of this parable: *“So the last will be first, and the first will be the last.”* (Matt 20:16). To read the entire story read the parable of the workers in the vineyard in Matthew 20:1-16. This is an important message for all of us who consider himself or herself as more important, valuable and powerful, than others in our present life. But the King Baliraja or His Kingdom doesn't have such norms and values. It's rather inverse of it. That's why He kept on telling everyone to humble down and spread His love and goodness among those who are little or unwanted, rejected, and valueless as per the existing socio-political and cultural parameters. Yeshua is calling His disciples for a counterculture through this. He is reversing the notion of being first or the most important person in a setting. Baliraja is setting up a new revolution of inclusion of the last, least and lost.
May we be enabled to understand and gain this new strength and value each one with equal love and dignity. May this new revolutionary notion of Salvation engulf our heart, faith, work and life for all times. May we become a different person altogether from what we were.
Have a superb day ahead. My prayer and love goes with you. May His grace, blessing, healing and peace be upon you!!
#faith #scripture #bibleverse
Hello children of God!! How are you all??
I have some reflections to share this morning. In the Indian Kingdom of caste system the Brahmins have the highest value, followed by Kshatriya, Vaishya and Shudra. The untouchable Dalits are the least valued ones or they are valueless.
In Yeshua's Kingdom of eternal life they are all equals. Here the last one as per the worldly norms would have more value to equate with those of higher value. It's only then they become equal shareholders in it. Furthermore it's those who are first as per worldly values that work more to earn the same wage. For this they even argue with the King how is it possible to equate both Brahmins and Dalits as equals or how is it possible to equate a big bishop/ priest/ pastor with an ordinary so-called poor believer?? Whatever the status is all are equal in the Kingdom of Love and Light. One wouldn't stand before the King on the day of judgment with his or her worldly posts of Bishop or Priest or Pastor or Evangelist or Prophet or Apostle. He or she would be judged based on their life and action in spreading the work of the Kingdom.
Listen to what Yeshua says at the end of this parable: *“So the last will be first, and the first will be the last.”* (Matt 20:16). To read the entire story read the parable of the workers in the vineyard in Matthew 20:1-16. This is an important message for all of us who consider himself or herself as more important, valuable and powerful, than others in our present life. But the King Baliraja or His Kingdom doesn't have such norms and values. It's rather inverse of it. That's why He kept on telling everyone to humble down and spread His love and goodness among those who are little or unwanted, rejected, and valueless as per the existing socio-political and cultural parameters. Yeshua is calling His disciples for a counterculture through this. He is reversing the notion of being first or the most important person in a setting. Baliraja is setting up a new revolution of inclusion of the last, least and lost.
May we be enabled to understand and gain this new strength and value each one with equal love and dignity. May this new revolutionary notion of Salvation engulf our heart, faith, work and life for all times. May we become a different person altogether from what we were.
Have a superb day ahead. My prayer and love goes with you. May His grace, blessing, healing and peace be upon you!!
#faith #scripture #bibleverse
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