When there is compassion there are also outstretched hands full of love!
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The Bible teaches us in the book of Matthew 9: 35-38 the great compassion of Jesus for humanity. Read:
Matthew 9: 35-38
35 "Jesus went through all the cities and villages, teaching in their synagogues, and preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing all sickness and disease in the people.
36 And when he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them; because they were helpless and scattered like sheep that have no shepherd.
37 Then he said to his disciples: In truth, mine is much, but few workers.
38 Pray, therefore, to the Lord of the harvest, to send workers to his harvest. "
(Reina-Valera 1960 (RVR1960).
In these verses Matthew presents the commission that Jesus gives his disciples to preach the gospel to every creature and highlights a position of concern for lack of people willing to carry out this mandate.
Jesus exercised his ministry teaching his disciples that were 12 to multiply and bring his word to all people and nation for the salvation of mankind.
Matthew begins by demonstrating through this passage Jesus' authority to heal the sick as well as the compassion he felt for the humanity he lived without knowing the plan God had for them. In the same way God longs for us to take his word to the lost and draw them with compassion towards Him.
Sometimes it happens that we spend judging many people for their actions and we have no compassion for them, because we must understand that before we serve God we were also blind and lived totally ignoring the truth of God and were exposed to all kinds of mistakes .
We must yearn for other people to be free from suffering and share the word of God.
Just as Jesus felt compassion for people who ignored God and committed all kinds of sin, so God expects us to have compassion on those who are lost today in their sins and delights.
Jesus himself entrusted us with a mission and is to preach his gospel for the salvation of souls because there are many people in need of God who today need a word of encouragement to get up.
Let us follow the example of Jesus if we want to imitate someone who is Jesus who is our greatest example of love, mercy and compassion.