By A.Toro
Have you ever
noticed how we are differently wired?
If you
could listen carefully to this short video you´d notice how the voice of the
woman reveals a feeling that the other voices do not show in their flat (and
boring) intonation disclosed:
She clearly
says: “…to heaven!”
Whilst the
rest of the voices are even, repeatedly uniformly, to a certain degree like a
parrot.
No doubt
that type of prayer is checked and monitor by our brain. We´re not completely
sure what we would be asked for in those moments and, perhaps, that´s the reason why men´s voices were not exposing inner
emotions [Of course! It should be admitted -in this this case- there was a
pastor repeating it, “backing up” the prayer] [His surname is French, by the
way]
The moment
I heard that I was reminded of those words Yahshua (Jesus) said:
“For out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks.” (Luk 6:45; Mat 12:34)
It seems —apparently-
that women are more easy-to-read, sensitive or expressive than men but,
according to what I have lived (or seen) it is that in several cultures men are
forced to hide their feelings, to avoid being misunderstood as “weak” and
not manly.
The shortest
versicle we would have read could be this:
“Jesus wept.”
(Joh 11:35)
Was it the
reason why the Messiah was not recognized by the Jews?
On the
contrary! He was not seen as they didn´t see Elijah personified in John the
Baptist (Mat 17:12).
The Messiah was not
understood to give Gentiles a chance
to repent and to partake in God´s plans:
“(…) whom He also called, not only us, of Jews, but also
out of nations. As also He says in Hosea (2:23) "I will call those Not My people, My people! And those not
beloved, Beloved!"”
(Rom 9:24-25)
“Or is He the Elohim of Jews only, and not also of the
nations? Yes, of the nations also, since it is one Elohim who will justify
circumcision by faith, and uncircumcision through faith.” (Rom 3:29-30)
Perhaps
Jews might not see their Messiah weeping (Joh 11:35) —showing anything doubtfully
“virile” but, the one He is, He will be!
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