Brébis sans Berger


Marc 6:34
Quand il sortit de la barque, Jésus vit une grande foule, et fut ému de compassion pour eux, parce qu’ils étaient comme des brebis qui n’ont point de berger; et il se mit à leur enseigner beaucoup de choses.


Jean 10:27
Mes brebis entendent ma voix; je les connais, et elles me suivent.

Enseigne-moi donc " où tu mènes paître le troupeau " que je puisse trouver le pâturage du salut, me rassasier de la nourriture céleste dont tout homme doit manger s'il veut entrer dans la vie, courir vers toi qui es la source, et boire à l'eau divin, que tu fais jaillir pour ceux qui ont soif. Cette eau coulle depuis que la lance y'a ouvert une plaie.

"Reka amazi y'ubungingo antembemwo, reka Mpwemu Wera( Umwista, Umufasha) abe ariwe angaza, mu bingora bikambuza amahoro, imitwaro yanje ndayimukoreye".

Oui, "dis-le-moi, toi que mon coeur aime " comment ne t' aimerai-je pas, toi qui m'as aimé, alors que j' étais tout noir. Il n'est pas possible d'imaginer de plus grand amour que d' avoir donné ta vie pour mon salut. C'est en toi qu'il faut chercher le salut, à ta porte qu' il faut frapper. Et ainsi oui, ainsi on recevra, ainsi la porte s' ouvrira. (Mt 7,8)

J’ai encore d’autres brebis, qui ne sont pas de cette bergerie; celles-là, il faut que je les amène; elles entendront ma voix, et il y aura un seul troupeau, un seul berger.(Jean 10:16)

Comment ces brebis peuvent entendre la voix du Seigneur, pour qu'elles soient amenées dans la bergerie ? Ma proposition est : " C'est à travers les marques qu'on trouvent sur les brebis qui sont dejà dans la bergerie, ........., . Ecris-moi la tienne.

Que Dieu vous benisse.

Johnson

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