My Beloved brother , Greetings to all of us, I invite you to learn and to dwell together through the gospel of Matthew 8:1-4, in the Gospels in this section told about the man who had followed Jesus after Jesus had spoken his words on the hill. Then there was a leprosy who came to Jesus and said, "If you will, you can cleanse me." And Jesus said, "I will be thou clean." After healing the man Jesus forbade the man to inform the incident.
My brother at this point I would like to invite all of you to look for why Jesus forbade the leprosy man who healed him to inform the event of his recovery in addition to the priest as was the law at that time. This is exactly what we have been criticised for we, we have faith but become unbalanced, having faith approaching God only for something spectacular, only for something that is incapacitated by man. But we are called to believe that we become truly human, when we become truly human we will also become so divine
Because divinity is not acquired when we reject the reality of humanistic, the divinity we get when we receive the entire reality of our humanity. We can see around us the more believers but in fact not more human, the closer it becomes to God but the more strange in relation to others. My brother's faith in our perspective as a Christian is a believer in Jesus as the real God and indeed man. It means that the believer is not merely to access divinity but also to learn about humanity, it is the most frequently failed to be arrested and failed to be contemplated by most Christians, we have faith approaching Jesus praise and worship Jesus only to expect miracles, only to get change of change in our lives. Whereas the call for believers is actually a call for fruitfulness rather than just a call to change.
In many contemplation I often reveal that most of us as Christians in the faith are expecting a significant change of change, but the measure of the believer is actually whether we are with Jesus is able to bear fruit in every reality we are living. As the lepers said that "God if thou wilt". Of course my sister God wants to change our lives but far the more he wants or far he wants is we with him fruitful in every reality.
Personally I often think and be reflective, if in poverty I am more fruitful than when I was in abundance why I had to grumble and reject or even condemn poverty, when in my loneliness it would be more fruitful than when I was in the crowd why I had to grumble a lot when in silence. When obedience made me more fruitful than when I was in unrestrained freedom why I had to grumble against this obedience, again my brother of course Jesus wanted and was willing to change the reality of our unpleasant lives but more than merely altering the unpleasant Jesus wanted or wanted to be fruitful with him. My brother sister , God `bless us all.
' RM Abba MSC '
"It is fruitful when we live together and in Jesus"
