Title: I Abandoned Childhood Work
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February 5th Sunday Day Worship <I have forsaken childish things> (1 Corinthians 13:8-13)
Whenever I come to the sacrament, I feel at ease and feel sorry to God. You will come to the Lord's Supper with a holy burden. The Lord's Supper refers to the sharing of bread and wine with the disciples before Jesus was arrested and before he prayed in Gethsemane. After sharing, praying, and coming down, Jesus says that only you will be arrested and the disciples should be released. And it is said that this is so that I can fulfill that I have not lost any of the ones my Father gave me. At least Judas has not lost it cleanly. And we don't know if the other 11 are okay, why is Jesus hanging on the cross, and there's only one John who came out of the scene because of blood ties. Looking at it this way, I don't think there is anyone who has the same faith as God and Jesus.
He placed everything in the Garden of Eden and created Adam and Eve. And in the middle of the garden was the tree of life and the tree of good and evil. Among them, even though God had told them not to eat the tree of good and evil, they ate it and were eventually thrown out. And human lifespan has been fixed, making it difficult to exceed 100 years now. Some people joke that they should eat the fruit of life first. But Jesus really did give them the sacrament first. First, he shared the sacrament and gave life. And the realization was made to come true after the Holy Spirit came gradually. And they all went on the path of martyrdom, and by that grace they have come before God until now.
And it is said that a grown man has abandoned a child. We are the people of heaven. And what we should fear is not that we will not go to heaven, but rather that we will go to heaven and be ashamed. In response to these worries, Paul tells us to abandon our little children. All children are self-centered. A kid kept telling me not to eat because he stole something, but when I ate it again, he asked if God was watching everything, and I expected him to answer my scolding words, but he replied saying that he told me to steal two servings. Children think within the limits of their ability to think and are egocentric. It is said that if you are full of my thoughts, everything is like a child. It's all partial.
Such was the appearance of this Corinthian church. We fought each other saying we were right. Of course, so did the disciples. When Jesus comes to Jerusalem, the disciples do not fight over who is higher. At that time, Jesus said that unless you become like a little child, you will not be able to enter the kingdom of heaven. A little child here meant that I had to think that I could do nothing. Like children, Jesus first gave life to the disciples who said that they were the best.