Matthew 11
Matthew 11
Misery and
dispersion
( … and Jesus
went through all the cities and villages ,
Teaching in
their Synagogues . when he saw the crowds , he had compassion for them ,
because they were harassed and helpless ,like sheep without a shepherd…).
Theist
brother
misery is pessimism .
Pessimism is
the expectation of badness and ignorance of the reasons for preventing or
returning it .
Dispersion is
the disunity and individuality , that is , life without cohesion or cooperation
.
Here , Man
becomes dispersed , that is , away from his brothers or even his children
within the same house, and the family becomes dispersed .
So , each
individual has different thoughts and individual behaviors and own aim .
Of course ,
we are not talking about personal adjectives since each one has his own
adjectives and uniqueness.
But , at the same
time ,common adjectives , general aims and a life style ,must be in common
among all theist brothers , in order to be able to confront their situation and
problems as a group and not as individuals.
Individuality
is depersonalization and a defeat even in geniusness.
We can see in
our Arab societies ,that each sect or doctrine or religion or group is known by
common adjectives distinguishing them from others .
These common
adjectives come from common belief in a specific doctrine .
But when you
find a group or sect , where there is nothing in common among their
individuals, neither in the way of dealing with each other ,nor in having the
same goal ,nor believing in one doctrine .
And this is the misery ,the dispersion and the
depersonalization .
There are no
common adjectives , goal , or behavior .
How much we
arise Jesus Christ's sadness and pity ,and even his anger and discontent (
which is clear in our life ) and he is the one who left us the best social and
religious laws which make us the misters of humanity .
How much we
need that shepherd who gathers us and stops our misery .
And the
judgment is yours my theist brother .
And what we
have to do is to start .

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