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In search of the one to make it 100

 Shabbat Shalom from Kent, London. 


In search of the one to make it 100

Jesus is always ready and does impossible things. There is nothing too difficult for Him. He said to His disciples that if a man has got 100 sheep and he lost one, will he not leave the 99 and go in search of the 1 that is lost? It's a question mark. He did, and He will. Because of this kind of search, He revealed to us His Grace as well. Otherwise, we would have despaired had we not believed that we would see the Goodness of the Lord in the land of Living. ( Ps 27:13-14). Amen. 

Apostle Mark records an unchained Gerasene demonic possessed man, living in the cemetery tied up with chain, homeless, Jobless, worthless, unclothed, cutting himself, always screaming and no chains can hold him. But Jesus reached this man. Seeing Jesus, he ran up and bowed down in respect. This person becomes that 1 sheep to complete 100, an extra care shown by Jesus to transform the life. He had a conversation, commanded, librated freely, thanked Him, and was willing to join His troops. But Jesus advised to go back to his home and tell all of them all the great things that Lord has done for him. 

‭‭Habakkuk‬ ‭3:1‭-‬2‬ ‭MSG‬‬
[1-2] A prayer of the prophet Habakkuk, God, I’ve heard what our ancestors say about you, and I’m stopped in my tracks, down on my knees. Do among us what you did among them. Work among us as you worked among them.

Peace be upon Israel and Us. 🙏🙏🙏
Have a Blessed weekend!!! 
In His Grip.. 

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