In this enlightening episode of Seeds of Revelation, Rabbi Schneider delves into the enigmatic words of Yeshua from the Sermon on the Mount. Discover why Jesus proclaimed ‘Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted,’ and unravel the deeper meaning of divine happiness and true comfort. Rabbi Schneider challenges listeners to move beyond surface-level contentment and seek divine satisfaction by facing their genuine feelings of sadness.
Welcome to Seeds of Revelation, a short devotional presented by Rabbi Schneider, a Jewish believer in Jesus the Messiah. Yeshua said this, perplexing to some of us. He said this in the Sermon on the Mount of Beatitudes. He said, blessed are those who mourn for they will be comforted. That sounds kind of sad to me, doesn’t it? Blessed are those who mourn for they will be comforted. How can this be a good thing? Well, first of all, this term blessed has to do with the meaning of being divinely happy. What Yeshua is referring to here is the fact that many people, they just live on the surface, and they continue to fill themselves with empty things that keep them from facing themself. They keep on eating the world’s candy. Candy tastes good, But you know what? It’s not too good for us. But Yeshua said when we come to a place where we’re not happy with what is, we mourn, then what happens is God can give us that which truly satisfies. So once again, Jesus’ words to you and I from the Sermon on the Mount are these, Blessed are those who mourn. And then he went on to say, for they will be comforted. Join me next time. I’m gonna be focusing on how it is that we can literally be comforted by God. But in the meantime, don’t be afraid of facing feelings of sadness because Jesus said, blessed are you when you have these kinds of feelings and you look to me to ask me for help, you’re gonna be divinely satisfied in the end.
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