Keep On Seeking
John 5:5 tells us about - One man was there who had been sick for 38 years.
Just north of the temple at Jerusalem was a pool known as Bethzatha. Large crowds of sick and infirm people would gather there, hoping that they would be miraculously cured. Moved with pity, Jesus approached a man who had been sick longer than Jesus had been alive on earth. Jesus inquired if he wanted to get well. The response was immediate. The man wanted to be healed but he could not see how, for he had no one to help him into the pool. Jesus then commanded the man to do the impossible—to pick up his mat and walk. Taking Jesus at his word, the man picked up his mat and began to walk. What a heartwarming foregleam of what Jesus will do in the new world! In this miracle, we also see Jesus’ compassion. He sought out the needy. Jesus’ example should motivate us to continue to seek out people who are depressed about the terrible things happening in this world.
Just like the sick man had faith in the word of Jesus, we should also keep faith in the directions given to us in the holy book by God. We should believe what is said in the bible, Christ is the power of God.
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