Title: Father's Love
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father's love
(June 24, 2007) (Luke 15:12~32) (525, 527 chapters)
If you are a 22-year-old man in Korea, he is the age at which he would be in the military, working, or attending university.
If such a 22-year-old young man was beaten up while arguing or arguing at a woohung business, it doesn't seem like a young man to be commended no matter how good he thinks it is.
If there is such a son, the father should have rebuked and disciplined him.
You can roughly guess who I'm talking about right now.
This is the story of Hanwha Group Chairman Kim Seung-yeon's love for her children.
Because his son is so precious, would he have caused a scandal by causing a case of retaliatory assault for such a son and being put on trial?
Of course, the father made a big mistake. It is clear that it caused a scandal in society. It is clear that the method of loving children is wrong.
But on the other hand, it is the fact that the cause of such a scandal was the love of a child - regardless of back and forth, without thinking of water, and without even thinking about sleeping.
This is an incident that proves that there is no limit to a father's love for his children, although the method is wrong.
Of course, it would have been better to love a child with a more mature heart than that.
What kind of love is a father's love for his children?
1. The father loves even the prodigal son.
Of course, it would be good if all of my children were filial piety and filial piety, but in reality, there are many cases where this is not the case. However, even if a child is disloyal, parents love even the disloyal.
*King David of Israel had Absalom, an illegitimate son who had rejected humanity. - Absalom is a rebel from the world who rebelled to kill his father because he coveted the throne - But King David runs away without killing the disloyal Absalom - He orders the rebel suppressor not to kill Absalom - In the end, it is said that the disloyal Absalom was killed by the suppressors Upon hearing this, I wept sadly. (2 Samuel 18)
*The father who appears in Luke 15 today is also a father who loves even the prodigal son.
The second son, the prodigal son, was born to starve to death while taking the time to ask for his father's property to be divided, and then he left the house with the property and led a debauched life (15:12-17).
But the father is a son who has left home, a son who has been deceived, and a son who has become a beggar - but without abandoning him or forgetting him - will he ever come back? Will you ever come back? He is a father who waits every day and keeps an eye on the long way...