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Know When to Speak““Don’t give that which is holy to the dogs, neither throw your pearls before the pigs, lest perhaps they trample them under their feet, and turn and tear you to pieces.” (Matthew‬ ‭7:6‬ ‭WEB‬‬)When a person is closed-minded to hearing the truth, there is no way you can convince them though debates and arguments. Be led by the Holy Spirit on when to speak, and when to restrain your tongue. Don’t be controlled by your emotions. A loose tongue comes from being driven by emotions.Sometimes the Holy Spirit garrisons your heart with His peace even when you are in the midst of being scolded or persecuted. He empowers you to be like Jesus who was silent and at peace, even when being accused by all the religious leaders in front of Pontius Pilate.Godly wisdom and truth are like precious pearls. Don’t show them to people when they are not ready to see their value. Only God can give you the right word at the right time, so that your words can find their target like an arrow hitting its mark. Such words cut the heart, showcase God’s glory, and bring the strongest of men to tears. When pride is broken, God’s goodness can enter and bring one to repentance. Be led by the Spirit! The meaning of Jesus’ words, actions, miracles, and parables unlocked: https://bit.ly/understandeveryparable

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2021-02-26 09:00:47 有 136 人按讚

Gifted for a Time Like This

Today, the Jews celebrate Purim. One of the main characters in the story behind Purim is called Esther. She was a beautiful Jewish woman who became queen at the time; she was used mightily by God to rescue the Jews from total extermination.

Her original name in Hebrew was Hadassah which means “myrtle” (a star-shaped flower). Her name as queen was Esther, meaning “star”.

God took a humble star from the ground and elevated her to shine brightly in the sky. He gifted her with beauty and influence with the king for a purpose.

“For if you remain silent now, then relief and deliverance will come to the Jews from another place, but you and your father’s house will perish. Who knows if you haven’t come to the kingdom for such a time as this?”” (Esther‬ ‭4:14‬ ‭WEB‬‬)

Just like Esther, you entered God’s kingdom for such a time as this. Your birth in this generation was no coincidence.

I’m telling you that God has a plan for your life. The Holy Spirit distributed gifts and anointings as He chooses; you have received a unique measure of them.

God’s heart is always “relief and deliverance” for His covenant people. He does things mainly for His elect ones who will receive salvation. Many times, He co-labors with believers through their prayers and obedience of faith.

You are gifted in certain things for a purpose. These gifts are meant to be used to bring profit to God’s kingdom.

Perhaps you have heard/read Jesus’ parable of the talents. It is about the stewardship of gifts that we receive from the Lord.

““Now after a long time the lord of those servants came, and reconciled accounts with them. He who received the five talents came and brought another five talents, saying, ‘Lord, you delivered to me five talents. Behold, I have gained another five talents besides them.’ “His lord said to him, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant. You have been faithful over a few things, I will set you over many things. Enter into the joy of your lord.’” (Matthew‬ ‭25:19-21‬ ‭WEB‬)

One day, Jesus will settle accounts with us—not to punish us who are believers, but to reward us based on how we used the gifts He deposited inside us.

Whatever gifts you have received, you are meant to produce good results by using them. The Lord won’t expect you to produce more results than you have the grace for. Five talents result in five more, two talents result in two more, and both the first and second servants in the parable received the same words of praise.

What is it that you have been gifted with? Be like an Esther who fulfilled her calling. She chose to be brave and obey the God-inspired instructions of Mordecai, even if it meant the risk of death.

One day you will see Jesus’ smiling face as He sits on His throne of glory, as He says to you, “Well done, good and faithful servant. You have been faithful over a few things, I will set you over many things. Enter into the joy of your Lord.”

Find out what “few things” you have been entrusted with, and what are the “many things” that Jesus could set you over soon: http://bit.ly/sandcastlesdontlastforever

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2021-02-25 09:45:05 有 235 人按讚

Know When to Speak

““Don’t give that which is holy to the dogs, neither throw your pearls before the pigs, lest perhaps they trample them under their feet, and turn and tear you to pieces.” (Matthew‬ ‭7:6‬ ‭WEB‬‬)

When a person is closed-minded to hearing the truth, there is no way you can convince them though debates and arguments.

Be led by the Holy Spirit on when to speak, and when to restrain your tongue. Don’t be controlled by your emotions. A loose tongue comes from being driven by emotions.

Sometimes the Holy Spirit garrisons your heart with His peace even when you are in the midst of being scolded or persecuted. He empowers you to be like Jesus who was silent and at peace, even when being accused by all the religious leaders in front of Pontius Pilate.

Godly wisdom and truth are like precious pearls. Don’t show them to people when they are not ready to see their value.

Only God can give you the right word at the right time, so that your words can find their target like an arrow hitting its mark. Such words cut the heart, showcase God’s glory, and bring the strongest of men to tears. When pride is broken, God’s goodness can enter and bring one to repentance. Be led by the Spirit!

The meaning of Jesus’ words, actions, miracles, and parables unlocked: https://bit.ly/understandeveryparable

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Has Hong Kong Returned? (Lee Yee)

Last week I mentioned a visit by a wise young man, who posed several questions surrounding the time since the anti-ELAB movement. I answered one question in “The Silent Revolution”, now let me get to the rest.

Question: Would you use the word “Return” to describe the 1997 transfer of sovereignty?

In my articles, I usually refer to that as “transfer of sovereignty” and not “return” for the change in Hong Kong in 1997.

A country has three essential components: land, people, and sovereignty. Before 1997, Hong Kong was not a country, it was a British colony; land and sovereignty belonged to Britain, but the people could neither settle nor work in Britain. They did not have the same rights as British citizens. If Hong Kong was holistically “returned” to China in 1997, then land, people, and sovereignty should have all been returned; but the Basic Law stipulated that land is owned by the country only in the name, and the actual management, use, lease, and grant of land are all managed by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, whose government takes income generated by the land, and therefore essentially owns the land. Moreover, the border delineating the lands of Hong Kong and China continues to exist after 1997, and entering and exiting form people on both sides would require identification. All this shows that the land has not been returned. As for the people, in these 23 years, China has always said that in Hong Kong, “people’s hearts have not returned”. The meaning of “people’s hearts have not returned” is that Hongkongers are still not accepting the fact that sovereignty is now controlled by China. China, on the other hand, also did not give Hongkongers any status as Chinese citizens including rights and duties. Therefore, while Hongkongers’ hearts have not returned, China has also not treated Hongkongers as Chinese people. The fact that the people have not returned is mutual.

Say, if two of the three elements of land, people, and sovereignty possessed by a political entity have not returned, then Hong Kong cannot be said to have returned. We can only call it “transfer of sovereignty”.

Western democracies believe in the notion that a country’s sovereignty rests with the people. In ancient China, the notion that “people are the foundation of the country, when the foundation is solid, the country is peaceful” and “the people at of the utmost importance, the state is secondary, and least is the ruler himself”. Both China and the world regarded the opinions and hearts of the people as the country’s priorities. Therefore the return of the heart of the people should be the most important element in a return; the people’s hearts have not returned, so it can only be a transfer of governance. As the ultimate crucial element of importance, the hearts still waver.

Question: Do you agree that Hong Kong independence is the only way out?

Not the “only”, but this is a proposition that can be discussed within the scope of freedom of speech. Over the years, I have been advocating that “Hongkongers have the freedom of speech to discuss Hong Kong’s independence or any way out.” I have written articles for over 60 years, and the most precious to me is freedom, especially freedom of speech. Historian Chen Yinke’s words on the tombstone of Wang Guowei have been my North Star for many years. The inscription reads: “A scholar learns and studies to break away from the shackles of the Conventional Truth, such that the Ultimate Truth can be carried forward. If there is no freedom of thought, one might as well be dead.” “Teacher’s writings may sometimes be incomprehensible; teacher’s teachings may sometimes be debatable; but the spirit of independence, the freedom of thoughts, is the most sacred of all and illuminates like the Three Lights.”

The Conventional Truth (Sammuti Sacca) is the law of secular change in the Buddhist scriptures, which is different from the fixed Ultimate Truth (Paramattha Sacca); the “Three Lights” refers to the sun, the moon, and the stars.

“If there is no freedom of thought, one might as well be dead” means that even living, one would be like the walking dead. Freedom of thought is rooted in the spirit of independence. What is freedom? Hu Shi said, “freedom is relative to external restraints. If you get freedom but not independence, you are still a slave. Independence does not mean blindly following, not to be deceived, not to rely on status, not to rely on others. This is the spirit of independence.” Independent, its antonym is not unification, but dependent.

Political independence, under the one-party dictatorship of the “one country” full governance, its chances of success is nil, but the chance of being gifted democracy under the one-party dictatorship is probably minus one. Regardless of the political model, we learned over these years that the highest common factor for a way out for Hong Kong is autonomy. If the word “independence” is too sensitive for China, how about “non-dependence” or “autonomy” as the biggest aspirations of Hongkongers.

To equate self-determination with independence is conceptual befuddlement. Independence is a goal, self-determination is only a right stipulated in human rights conventions. Self-determination can lead to a variety of outcome, why must it be independence and not an ultimate unification under “One Country, One System? How uncanny!