Jesus is Gentle and Humble
11th December 2024
2nd Week Advent
Wednesday
Isa 40:25-31
Meditation
Humans speak of God in human
language and terms. There are many ways of describing God. God is a God of
power and strength. God can be spoken as he is not something, he is not that,
and he is not this. God is not weak, God does not faint, God does not weary,
and so on. By speaking of God likewise, we affirm what God is or the nature of
God.
Humans can say something about God and come to
know him. On the contrary, old and young humans are weak, weary, and pale; the Lord enables humans to be strong, robust,
steady, and steadfast. Humans are
fragile, weak, and faint in the journey of life. Some drag on with life.
The youth lack zest for life and live uncherished lives. The Lord will give
such youth lasting joy and strength to live with zest and zeal for life.
Do you know that God can give
youth zest and zeal in life?
Gospel: Mt: 11:28-30
Meditation
Jesus is gentle and humble
“Come to me, all weary and burdened, and I
will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle
and humble, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”
(Mt 11:28-30).
Jesus is gentle and humble. He
dealt with people gently. He loved them. He was kind to them. He did good to
people. He was not harsh, but he was true to them. He told them what is right
and wrong with love. He was humble. He was so humble to teach us the greatest
lesson for the life of humanity. He took upon himself crucifixion and died like
a criminal. Lesion of love, which is beyond comprehension. We, too, must be
gentle and humble to the extent of taking upon the cup of suffering that comes
into our lives.
Am I ready to take the yoke of
Jesus upon me?
Fr Putti Anthaiah Sdb
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