Nothing is Ours

1 Timothy 6:7 Reina-Valera 1960 (RVR1960)
7 because nothing we have brought to this world, and certainly nothing we can take out.

The world in which we live without doubt, has absorbed the attention of man in a subtle and fascinating way, for passers-by in this place almost all things seem normal, and this lack of perception has led to a wild race to be and own; almost nobody is satisfied and grateful to God for what he has, those who have possessions are absorbed in a cloak of selfishness and whims who forget the need of others, those who have nothing or little live according to what they do not have, in short, everything becomes an increasingly complex chaos.

In the midst of this reality the Father, through his word, speaks to us of a real gain, which frees us from every form of upheaval, whatever our situation, kindness, compassion or mercy, as he prefers to call it accompanied by joy, and is this what really gives meaning and value to our presence in the world before the eyes of the Father.

He gives us blessings so that through us, many more can be blessed, and reached by the love of God through generous hands and those who do not have great possessions has given him the blessing of discovering that He Himself is his greatest wealth and the eternal inheritance from which no one can deprive him, reason more than enough to be happy, and that is why Jesus tells us in: Matthew 5: 3 (RVR1960) Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

So do not let your heart be troubled if you do not have all the wealth you wish you had, and to the one who has, not be a cause of upset and loss of your goods and wealth, after all Paul inspired by the Holy Spirit said "because we have brought nothing this world, and certainly nothing we can take out. "