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God sent His only begotten Son to this world because God showed His enduring love, compassion, and mercy to mankind.
As the Holy Scripture says:
“For God so loved the world
That He gave His only begotten Son
That whosoever believes in Him
Will not perish.”
God the Father sent His only Son into the world to become human. In His divine wisdom, He chose the humblest of people—Joseph and Mary—as the earthly guardians of this sacred mission. God the Son embraced humility from the very beginning, being born in a manger. As commanded by God the Father, the angel Gabriel appeared to Mary and told her to name the child Jesus, meaning “God saves.”
Yes, God became man and lowered Himself to fulfill the plan of salvation—to rescue humanity from the fall into sin. He came to show us how to truly follow God’s laws, especially in a time when many were debating what was right in their own eyes, rather than seeking what was right in God’s sight.
Jesus also took on the role of a carpenter. When neighbors heard of Him, they scoffed, saying, “Isn’t He just the carpenter?” But Jesus, undeterred by their belittling, remained focused. God knows the human heart is often filled with pride and malice.
While on earth, Jesus demonstrated how to live according to God’s commandments. He taught that obedience must be rooted in love. He said, “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and soul, and love your neighbor as yourself.” The Ten Commandments are upheld by these two great commands. Through love, we fulfill the law.
Jesus, as God the Son, completed His mission. He taught us how to read and understand His commandments, leaving mankind without excuse. He experienced death and revealed His divine authority over it. As He declared, “I have the power to lay down my life, and I have the power to take it up again.”
God did what was right for all humanity. Soon, the rebellion of Satan and his angels will be brought to an end. The days are growing shorter—can’t you feel it? Think back: when was the last time you celebrated the New Year? And now, another year is nearly gone.
Jesus is returning—truly, for a second time. Hell is real. It is not a joke or a myth. God is preparing it for Satan, his angels, and for all who reject Him.
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Hear this people!
Jesus said:
Truly, I tell you, people can be forgiven all their sins and every slander they utter,
But whoever blasphemes against the Holy Spirit
Will never be forgiven;
they are guilty of an eternal sin.”
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Make every moment sacred by inviting God into the everyday rhythm of your children’s lives. Pray with them while eating, laughing, playing, or simply being together. Before you begin any activity—whether it’s schoolwork, a walk outside, or bedtime—pause and help them turn their hearts toward the divine. Let each prayer, no matter how simple, shape their awareness of God's presence and His abundant love.
Help your children marvel at the wonder of God's creation: the sun rising each day, the kindness of a stranger, the mystery of the stars. Teach them that every leaf, every breath, every smile is a brushstroke of His divine artistry.
To lay a strong foundation in truth, introduce them early to the knowledge of God and the mystery of the Holy Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. These early teachings are like seeds gently planted in fertile soil. With love and faith, they will grow into deep roots that anchor their souls in righteousness and grace.
When children are raised with an understanding of God’s love, they become beacons of light—walking in compassion, seeking wisdom, and living with a sense of sacred purpose. As Jesus tenderly said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” (Matthew 19:14)
So let us not merely teach them about God, but help them fall in love with His ways—to see prayer not as a ritual, but as a daily conversation with their Creator. In doing so, we don’t just pass on knowledge; we awaken a lifelong faith and invite them into the heart of grace itself.
