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Peter comes again to Capernium with Christ. Peter see's the tax collecters waiting for Him, Jesus goes ahead into the house. Why they would ask Peter for the tribute money and not Christ, poses a question. Why, would they seek the money from Peter, and not ask Christ himself?
Surely they knew Christ had nothing, only the tatered clothing on His back! No place to stay, homeless! Yet,
Peter a fisherman, could not have been doing very well either, since He nad not worked in awhile following Christ in His ministry.
Taxes can become an overwhelming affair, for anyone who has not worked , living and working with Christ the king!
Peter comes into the house, by now overwhelmed with idea how he is going to pay!
Jesus could have sent Peter anywhere to retrieve this mony! Instead He sends Him to the place of His employment! The sea!
Imagine Jesus sending you a fisherman with one hook! Telling you the first fish you catch, open its mouth too discover the coin that would pay this money!
Peter goes with the words of Christ, as He goes pondering Jesus word of freedom of those who are the children of the king. With the they serve. No longer strangers, but now children in the kingdom of freedom!
Freedom in light of the King we serve, experiancing the miracles of God! This experiance while gone, we wait to see the expresion on Peter's face as He flips the coin too them!
Serving the creator, is serving the King. If you are serving the KIng, then you are indeed free!
Dear "Fred Scanlan", Thanks for the nice introduction to being a Fisherman. It reminded me of the patience a Fisherman must have, go in, wait, patiently, come up with new tactics and sort of guide the fish into the net. Thanks again for there are some Big fish in the keel water here. (smiley) In Jesus name.
Matthew 10:16 Behold, I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves: be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves.
As the years go by, I understand more and more God's plan, and see His work with us all. Even the sleaziest fish can turn around and come to the hook in the end. Where it looks closed in cloudy water, there may also be some gold grains. Who comes forth and gives great thanksgiving to our God. So really, all people can thank for the good God we have. So we fishermen must dress with more than patience, with peace, long-suffering, forgiveness yes! All Jesus' good gifts. Because all people are loved by God, therefore we must love one another. God bless you brother through thick and thin. Be strong in your word and share. The only harm it can do is for people to repent from dead works to faith, and belive in the Living Jesus Christ. Amen
Imagine, what it means to know the king! Imagine what it means to stand before the Creator! His love for us is what, the great " I AM" is! We cannot be found if we are lost without Him! Peters eyes , his thoughts, as he gazes upon the coin! How can these things be! One fish, one moment, in time ,only from Him! Amazing grace ,how sweet the sound! What was the most fantastic thing in this life that has happened to you? We must be ready!
Ready to do his will at any time, at any moment, if with only one hook! one hook is like the heart that becomes the net, drawing all unto Him, the savior of the world!
Surely they knew Christ had nothing, only the tatered clothing on His back! No place to stay, homeless! Yet,
Peter a fisherman, could not have been doing very well either, since He nad not worked in awhile following Christ in His ministry.
Taxes can become an overwhelming affair, for anyone who has not worked , living and working with Christ the king!
Peter comes into the house, by now overwhelmed with idea how he is going to pay!
Jesus could have sent Peter anywhere to retrieve this mony! Instead He sends Him to the place of His employment! The sea!
Imagine Jesus sending you a fisherman with one hook! Telling you the first fish you catch, open its mouth too discover the coin that would pay this money!
Peter goes with the words of Christ, as He goes pondering Jesus word of freedom of those who are the children of the king. With the they serve. No longer strangers, but now children in the kingdom of freedom!
Freedom in light of the King we serve, experiancing the miracles of God! This experiance while gone, we wait to see the expresion on Peter's face as He flips the coin too them!
Serving the creator, is serving the King. If you are serving the KIng, then you are indeed free!
Repent and be Baptised
Matthew 10:16 Behold, I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves: be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves.
As the years go by, I understand more and more God's plan, and see His work with us all. Even the sleaziest fish can turn around and come to the hook in the end. Where it looks closed in cloudy water, there may also be some gold grains. Who comes forth and gives great thanksgiving to our God. So really, all people can thank for the good God we have. So we fishermen must dress with more than patience, with peace, long-suffering, forgiveness yes! All Jesus' good gifts. Because all people are loved by God, therefore we must love one another. God bless you brother through thick and thin. Be strong in your word and share. The only harm it can do is for people to repent from dead works to faith, and belive in the Living Jesus Christ. Amen
John 19
Ready to do his will at any time, at any moment, if with only one hook! one hook is like the heart that becomes the net, drawing all unto Him, the savior of the world!
Repent and be baptized
Stay strong in the word,
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