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Al principio no entendí

Al principio, sus discípulos no entendieron lo que sucedía. Sólo después de que Jesús fue glorificado se dieron cuenta de que se había cumplido en él lo que de él ya estaba escrito. La gente que había estado con Jesús cuando él llamó a Lázaro del sepulcro y lo resucitó de entre los muertos, seguía difundiendo la noticia. Muchos que se habían enterado de la señal realizada por Jesús salían a su encuentro. (Juan 12:16-18 NVI) Si los discípulos que estuvieron allí no entendían lo que estaba pasando, Piensas tu que va a ser diferente en estos días?. Cuando la gente a cambiado la historia a su manera y ha quitado a Jesús de sus vidas, casas y del gobierno, que me dices de los profesores de universidad y las escuelas. Pero eso esta en nosotros los Cristianos que nos hemos dormido. No tengo que darle los números de lo que digo pregúntale a tu Pastor porque nos enfriamos. Por la FALTA DE FE y cuando eso se pierde hermanos nadie lo puede cambiar, solamente TU con Dios. Examínate antes de que sea tarde. Orar sin cesar! Cristo espera por Ti. Amén

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