A Valid Argument

Many of us have participated in some type of criticism at some time, we have criticized and we have also received criticism, but the important thing in this sense would be to know what type of argument we would use to defend ourselves.

Is that criticism really a blasphemy against us or are they right to criticize us?

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This would be what we should ask ourselves, since many use to say that if they did it with Jesus it is nothing that they did with us, but it turns out that everything they spoke about Jesus when he exercised his ministry was false or he had a valid argument for each situation, however can we say the same?

In the book of Matthew chapter nine we can read a situation as it is; matthew 9 12 When Jesus heard this, he said to them: The healthy do not need a doctor, but the sick do. 13 Go, therefore, and learn what it means: Mercy I want, and not sacrifice.

For I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners, to repentance. Jesus was criticized for sitting down to eat with sinners, it was then that He pronounced these beautiful words, which reveal the truth to us, because what sense would it make to take medicine to a healthy person, instead of taking it to someone who really needs it. Jesus made his ministry and its purpose very clear, the need must be seen where it really is, God is really good, therefore he did not mind humbling himself so that we can be truly healthy. God demands absolute mercy from us, this is what we must learn and practice, from here comes the whole meaning of Christianity and of everyone who follows Him.

Let's stop wanting to fill our ego, looking for what suits us best as humans, wanting to surround ourselves with people with money just because it suits us and start doing the work that Jesus commissioned us to ascend.

Let's see all the people that God crosses daily around us and let's practice justice, let's show his love, and so when someone wants to point us out, the blood of Jesus can make us clean and present us as approved workers.