Thursday of Week 15 Year A
First Reading
Exodus 3:13-20
Gospel
Matthew 11:28-30
THEME: THE LORD HEARS OUR
AFFLICTIONS.
It is true that in our everyday
life, we are faced with many afflictions but that does not expel the fact that
God hears us whenever we are in trouble. He always hears us but the problem is
if we even believe that he hears us.
In the first reading, God through
Moses is showing us that he is not deaf with regard to our cry and not blind
to see our afflictions. He will always answer us in due time.
In the gospel, he asks us to come
to him in our trouble moments that he will help us. Whenever we are in trouble,
our Lord God is the only and best person that we should run to and we will be
saved.
What Moses told God in the first
reading is still our problem today. How can I tell these people that you sent
me? They will not believe me. In our world today, how can we convince you and me that
it is the Lord who sent me to you? Many persons are now claiming that they are
sent by God. How do we differentiate? The gospel has the answer. All those who
claim that the Lord has sent them when they know they sent themselves will
always preach suffering free Christianity while Jesus is inviting us to take
his yoke for his yoke is easy and his burden not heavy. No matter the load we
carry as Christians, they are not heavy since they are in the Lord. He hears us
in all our situations, let us not lose hope for he will never forsake us. Thanks.
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