Whoever has ears and eyes ought to hear and read!

Jesus said to the crowds:

“Amen, I say to you,

among those born of women

there has been none greater than John the Baptist;

yet the least in the Kingdom of heaven is greater than he. 

From the days of John the Baptist until now,

the Kingdom of heaven suffers violence,

and the violent are taking it by force. 

All the prophets and the law prophesied up to the time of John. 

And if you are willing to accept it,

he is Elijah, the one who is to come. 

Whoever has ears ought to hear.”

~Matthew 11:11-15

We all need to wake up as humans! The violence in our country and world is off the charts. It is so sad to see all the corruption, fraud, hate, greed, violence, narco-violence, envy, jealousy, insecurity, evil, and wickedness that is out there today. It was spoken about in the times of Jesus too, look what they did to John the Baptist and Jesus, both innocent men, they were brutally murdered for speaking the truth about sin and hate. Today we see so many from the liberal left trying to normalize hate and violence. It was sad to see in the news so many support the handsome killer of the CEO of United Healthcare trying to justify this heinous crime. People have done this too with the attempts to kill President Trump, trying to justify such evil violence. Look what they did to poor Charlie Kirk, killing him in cold blood because he spoke of Jesus, the Bible, God, and sin. They try to make it out as if people are racist or white and deserve this. Today we heard someone wants to say how the Christmas song Jingle Bells is racist. I just do not understand all this insecurity at all. Even the American Indians knew that they could gain more from gratitude than from guilt at the time of the first Thanksgiving in the USA. Today we see people always looking backward. They live in fear, having so many hypotheticals, and insecurities, looking back, being afraid, hating, using violence unnecessarily.  The same woke group are the ones that want to change the name of Columbus Day and make everything about race and oppressor mentality, looking back with hate and vengeance, being negative, letting hate become their obsession, and it all leads to violence, like what happened to Jesus and John the Baptist. It is sad to see some, like to make the bad good, and the good bad. Their hate and insecurity has gotten the best of them to live with flawed logic and lacking the love of Jesus. I agree with this Bible verse from Jesus, we need to listen, see, read, heed the Bible and its message, live like Jesus and follow, reflect, forgive, imitate, and love like Him! Say no to violence, hate, and do not join any hate clubs, employ vengeance, and live with envy and jealousy, like they did at the times of the killers of Jesus and John the Baptist! Love always wins over hate and violence!