"Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted"
What did the Lord Jesus suffer for us? Isaiah 63: 9, first part; 53: 3-7.
In all their anguish he was anguished. Despised and rejected among men, a man of sorrows, experienced in brokenness; and as we hid his face from him, he was despised, and we esteemed him not. He certainly took our diseases, and suffered our pains; and we felt him scourged, wounded by God and dejected. But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was crushed for our sins; the punishment of our peace was upon him, and by his stripes we were healed. We all went astray like sheep, each one went his way; but the Lord has laid on him the sin of us all. He was distressed and afflicted, he did not open his mouth; as a lamb he was taken to the slaughterhouse; and as a sheep before his shearers, he fell silent, and did not open his mouth.
"Blessed are those who cry with Jesus, full of compassion for the sorrows of the world and grieve over the sins committed in him and, when they mourn, do not think of themselves. Jesus was a Man of sorrows, and his heart suffered an unutterable anguish.
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His spirit was torn and overwhelmed by the transgressions of men. He worked with consuming zeal to alleviate the needs and sorrows of humanity, and his heart burned when he saw that the multitudes refused to come to Him to obtain life. All who follow Christ will also share the glory that will be revealed. They were united with Him in His work, hurried with Him the cup of pain, and also participate in their rejoicing.
What makes it possible for the Savior to console those who mourn? Matthew 5: 4.
Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.
He longs to shake our hand; He wants us to look at him with simple faith and allow him to guide us. His heart knows our sorrows, afflictions and trials. He has loved us with an everlasting love and has surrounded us with mercy. We can support the heart in Him and meditate at all times in His goodness. He will elevate the soul beyond the daily sadness and perplexity, to a kingdom of peace. "Think of this, children of sorrow and suffering, and rejoice in hope. 'This is the victory that overcomes the world ... our faith' John 5: 4.