Rev J N Manokaran

Harsh Judgements!

Many would like to jump to conclusions and condemn or judge people. “Why this waste?” Disciples asked the woman who anointed the feet of Lord Jesus with an expensive ointment. (Matthew 26:6-13) From the disciples’ perspective, it was a waste, while from the Lord’s it was precious good work that would be always remembered. The

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Willing workers

Lord taught the parable of Workers. (Matthew 20:1-16) They were truly willing workers. All disciples of Lord Jesus Christ are expected to be willing workers/volunteers/laborers/harvesters in His vineyard. Motivation: The workers were out of their homes and were present in the labor market, where daily wage earners were recruited. They were eager to work. If

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Kinds of anger

Generally, anger could be categorized into two: Righteous Anger and Unrighteous anger. Righteous anger: Elihu’s anger was righteous. Elihu was upset and angry that God’s character, honor, and reputation were misrepresented and misunderstood by Job and his friends. (Job 32:1-5) Lord Jesus was angry when he saw the worshippers in the Temple at Jerusalem were

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Patient in spirit

In a rich man’s house, there was a huge garage, which became a dumping place. He had fanciful ideas and wanted to pursue many of them. There was his desire to become a musician, participate in a car race, bike-riding, parachute jumping, skiing, skating…etc. Being rich he would summon the best of coaches and buy

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Belshazzar’s fall

Nebuchadnezzar ruled for 43 years and died. His son, Evil-Merodach ruled for two years (II Kings 25:27-30; Jeremiah 52:31-34) and was assassinated by his brother-in-law Neriglassar, who ruled for four years and died. (Jeremiah 39:3; 13) His son, Laborosoarchod, an only child with a mental disability ruled for nine months was lynched by a gang

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