| " I came so that they might have life and
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| | kingdom isn't like that. We can't work
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| have it more abundantly"
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| | our way to heaven, because we can't do
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| (John 10:10b)
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| | anything to make ourselves right with
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| | God. The only one who can do that is
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| The divine feasts, as narrated both in
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| | God's perfect Son Jesus. When we believe
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| the Old and New testaments, speak always
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| | that He died in order to forgive our
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| of abundance of food and drink. Nobody
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| | sins, we agree with God on the subject,
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| gets hungry at the table prepared by God.
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| | and our eternal destination becomes
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| God wants to share totally his abundance
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| | heaven. God gives us the gift for doing
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| with us, as he told the older son in the
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| | nothing more than trusting in Him.
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| parable of the Prodigal Son.
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| | So today, instead of spending time
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| But then, how many times we prefer to
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| | catching up on the office work, why not
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| live in hunger than avail of this
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| | trust in God? Spend time in worship, not
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| abundance! The story of the Prodigal Son
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| | work, and instead of trying to enter
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| could be the life of anyone of us. When
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| | heaven on your own credit, you'll arrive
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| we enjoy good health, when our business
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| | there safely on your trust in Jesus.
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| runs good and our banks accounts are full
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| | We should end our day in prayer
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| of savings, we easily forget about God.
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| | reaffirming that the goal of human life
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| We only return to him, like the Prodigal
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| | is to be with God. Our dream of quality
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| Son, when everything goes wrong. In
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| | life is not brought about the riches or
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| returning to him, we dream only of
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| | material possession alone. We dream of
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| recovering what we lost, not
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| | living free from sickness and death.
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| understanding that the most important
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| | Only God can give this.
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| treasure is God himself. God gives
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| | A good practice also is to meditate
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| abundantly because he gives himself. If
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| | constantly on the Holy Bible. Keep this
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| we lose him, we lose everything.
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| | Book of the law on your lips. Recite it
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| How many holy people spent their lives in
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| | day and night, that you may observe
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| the most abject misery and poverty, yet
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| | carefully all that is written in it; then
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| they still exuded immense joy for the
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| | you will attain your goal.
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| presence of God in their hearts. Poverty
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| | The well being brought by earthly riches
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| with God is better than prosperity
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| | pales in comparison to the happiness of
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| without him.
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| | heaven. The apostle Paul, who had a
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| You probably don't work for free -you
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| | first-hand experience of heaven, spoke of
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| need money to live on, pay the rent with
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| | it as happiness beyond words and
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| and save money for a rainy day. The
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| | imagination: "This man...was taken up to
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| Bible recognizes that a valuable worker
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| | Paradise where he heard word that cannot
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| deserves fair recompense.
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| | be told: things which humans cannot
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| Though the Bible recognizes the need to
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| | express".
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| earn a living, it also tells us God's
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