THE CALLOUS & OFTEN CRUEL TREATMENT OF THE
POOR
(ProVerse, Parables, Fables)
Part 2: Seeing The
Destitution Of Wealth
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Greetings Brethren,
Peace be
unto you. To the Church and believing Christians everywhere.
To those that believe in the Bible as the supreme authority that governs all of
humankind. In this we give thanks to God the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit
that leads and guides us the straightway.
Beloved many have come this way
with many eyes to see. However the Lord has fixed it to allow only certain
messengers to render a report on things noted as the destitution and indigence
of the rich and poor. Can you look back or to the next day of wealth without
being poor? Just how could one see poverty from the kings table? Only for a
little while as the glutton never had felt the pain of hunger as this hurt was
not like that ache of sore feet or pain from a fall upon the earth.
So would the poor be poor always
that saw these things? Is there a greater sacrifice among the poor messengers
and sages than those that see and feel wealth? But can you be God’s messenger
and not see and feel poverty? Meanwhile one messenger rendered a limited report
as he saw only the rich side. But John saw both sides and was called upon to be
merciful and objective in his report. Thus he redefined poverty and became
aware of the destitution of wealth.
Tear
Stained Weak Crowns of Gold
The
crown of many rich kings had been
soaked
in blood as the poor cried as they
were
trampled upon and their meager fields
were
ravished as the harvest went to the land-
lords
and rovers that ruled the land.
But
John’s report was not so much as what the
poor
had not. Nor was it so much on what the
rich
held. He concentrated on the parallels of
the
rich and poor. As he saw destitution in those
not
exclusively poor.
Nor
was wealth only found among the rich.
Is
it written anywhere that storehouses of gold
will
allow peace, paradise this time or later?
Is
it also written on any paper or in the sand that
material
things will bring joy and happiness?
Love
could not be bought with a money price.
Although
there were many attempts to buy the
affections
of love both male and female. However
there
is no love without a sincere heart. And the
sincere
heart only comes among those that know God.
So
one man rich bought many things and boasted
about
his wealth to the world. As the various illusions
set
in he also thought he had purchased love or it
came
his way as all good things come to the rich and
the
infamous.
John
meanwhile moved silently and quiet as a wind
breeze
upon the earth. He also spoke in soft tones as
he
marveled at the ability to see peace in peaceful moods
and
actions. However he had little that could be called
wealth
by the world’s standards.
But
he prayed daily for the rich as he knew they were
destitute
and most if not all knew this not. There is no
wealth
or comfort among things temporary that only
exist
in illusions as those without God see nothing or very
little.
However
he counted up his wealth not as a selfish ungrateful
person
nor as one filled with pride. He knew that the joy, the
Peace
and the Paradise he knew and would realize for an eternity
was
great wealth. Thus the poor rich man was an indigent and
actually
homeless for he knew not that his home was not his.
Cont.
Part 3: The Positive Nature of the Homeless, The Unemployed & Those with No Co-Signer
Peace
and Golden Paradise, Carl A. Patton writing for the FreedomJournal Press 4
August 2009 in the year of our Lord and savior Christ Jesus.
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