His chosen vineyard part 1: the greater the offense the greater we rise above

“This collection confronts systems, sin, and spiritual forces—not people groups.”

1 Corinthians 1:10

King James Version

 Now I beseech you, brethren, by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that ye all speak the same thing, and that there be no divisions among you; but that ye be perfectly joined together in the same mind and in the same judgment.

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Part 1:

The greater the offense, the greater will we rise above.

How further must I be from God to be acceptable to the system?

Its hatred has brought me here.

How much brighter must my light shine to be incomprehensible? 

The higher the calling, the greater the hatred. 

How much must my people endure till we be restored?

Feels like we’re hanging on by a thread.

How much sorrow must I show to prove I have a soul? 

Only my Savior, the Messiah, can save me.  

Stubborn

Strong

Resiliant

Shall never falter

When will the hatred from all nations and our ostracism end? 

When my people called by God's name, we would humble ourselves and cry out to the only Savior, and not a moment sooner. 

When shall we be restored? 

My ancestors were a God-fearing people, a royal priesthood, and yet even the natural branches the jews were cast off, yet they will be grafted back in again, and like them we can be grafted in again also.

When will praise for Yahweh pass our lips again? 

Our souls ache, our spirit cries forth to our Savior, and our bodies groan for the redemption of our flesh also. 

When will it be okay to be accepted as Gentiles among the jews?

When our own bigotry stops, when we recognize God loves all, and our love reflects His to the jew first, then to the Gentiles. 

When will my people be allowed to heal within and without?

I see the deconstruction of black family unity, values, manhood, womanhood, and stolen childhood. The enemy is after the seed of the woman. 

400 years of enduring, surely an end is in sight?

What if we returned to the ways of Yahweh, His law of love as He commands? 

The greatest of them all such be as to love our God, and to love our neighbors as ourselves. And who be our neighbor, such as our brethren of the calling, the stranger among us, and even showing love to our enemies. 

When will my people lay down pride and see He made both Jews and Gentiles? Man and woman? Nation and nation?  

The moon doesn't cry about the daylight, nor the sun that shines in it, for she has her own light and place of domain. Nor does the sun boast of being a greater light, nor first called, they both rule and are equal.

Theme: restoration, endurance, calling.

Scripture:

 “And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.” — Romans 8:28 (KJV)

Black History Voice:

“If there is no struggle, there is no progress.” — Frederick Douglass

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