Monday, September 12, 2011

The Thief, The Robber and the Shephered (John 10:1-2)

A Parable from a Parable

A man was listening to Jesus sharing about lifes' intentions. He said, "No matter how others may try to open your heart, if you lock it to the core, no one can open it. They will end up looking for other ways." What do you mean Lord, ask the man.  The Lord says, those who do not enter the gate but climbs over elsewhere is a thief and a robber. You don't want to be a thief nor a robber, don't you? "No, Lord." answered the man. "Very well then my child. Enter the gate as long as the owner allows you to. Not by force but only by grace.

Christ said further, "But whoever enters through the gate is the shepherd of the sheep.  Enter the gate then, not elsewhere, least you be accused of stealing or robbery. Strive to be the shepherd my child not the thief or the robber, to knock and serve not to steal and destroy.

What if the person won't open Lord? Ask the man. The Lord answered, "Greet the person with peace and if the person does not, then take the dust off from your feet and move on to another town. For blessed are those whose eyes that can see and ears that can hear." 

by aats

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