Evangelist Kate - Sunday, 6th December, 2015
The First shall be Last, and the Last shall be First
God’s ways are not our ways. Likewise how we view justice, and our understanding of what is just and fair, differs greatly from how God sees it from His heavenly throne. This is the reason why in the parable of the vineyard, the decision of the landowner to pay equally to all the workers, disregarding when each one of them started work, causes so much controversy. It appears unfair. However, God’s thoughts are not our thoughts either...
Scripture References: Matthew 20:1-16, Ecclesiastes 9:11-12, Psalms 49:10-12
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