Tears and brokenness
5 Those who sow in tears will reap with rejoicing.
6 The one who carries the precious seed will walk and cry;
But he will come again with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves.
All human beings have passed through this feeling, not only women cry and break, men also cry and we break before the adversities to which we are exposed in society.
Only those of us who have believed in God we cry differently, because we are crying but we are also sowing our afflictions and burdens before our almighty God.
In the scriptures, tears play a unique role in spiritual growth. Here we discover that when it is sown with tears, not only will a spiritual harvest be collected, but it will leave a spirit of rejoicing in the sembrandor.
Worship goes directly to God; he expresses reverence for his attributes, nature and power, and presents grateful praise for all that he is and does.
This passage, along with others in scripture that relate to a suffering spirit, describes various purposes and functions related to what might be called "the ministry of tears" which is made effective through prayer.
There are tears of sorrow or suffering, tears of joy, tears of compassion, tears of despair, tears of agony, or childbirth, tears of repentance. Clearly, passion is necessary in spiritual warfare.
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Excellent reflection @doumerromero, well said men also cry, but good to know that those who mourn before God have a different cry to the world.
God bless you.
Good post. I remember a song by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles called "The Track of My Tears". As believers our tears are never in vain. Psalm 56:8 tells us that God keeps tracks of our tears. When we get before the Lord and passion moves us to tears we are positioned where He can get all of the glory out of the situation (James 5:16). God bless you. I pray your strength and courage in the Lord.