There was seven brothers who married one woman.The first married her and died.Because it was given unto law by Moses that when a man married to a woman and died without a child his brother should marry the woman as tto bring forth children for his dead brother.This was exactly what happened with the seven brothers.After the death of the first the second married the same woman and died.The third married her and also died.In the end the seventh married her and died like others.Lastly,the woman herself died.So the Sadducees who don*t believe in resurrection went to our Lord Jesus Christ and inquired from him whose wife she could be in resurrection.Our Lord Jesus Christ said unto them that,they have made a mistake because they don*t understand the scripture.That in the resurrection ,nothing like giving in marriage or to marry one another.That they will be like angels.You cannot know who is a woman or who is a man.Now it is clear that seven brothers died as a result of marrying one woman who also died at last.This is to say the woman was on assignment to destroy the family.But my questions are,why must she be the only woman for the six brothers who suppose to marry elsewhere? Why did Moses law blind them to such an extent? Okay,let assume the first and second person did not know the woman was on assignment.What about the third,forth and last person? Especially,the last person who witnessed the death of his six brothers? Friends in the globe what do we call what happened in this family? Honestly,that woman was on a serious assignment purposely for them.Therefore we must be very careful because the same thing that happened in this family is still happening in most of the families today.I know what am talking about.I have seen a family where their sons do not last more than thirty years.From twenty five years to thirty the person will die.And it happens yearly in that family.I pray it will not be our portion in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. AMEN.
Posted on: Thu, 06 Jun 2013 13:58:22 +0000
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