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Matthew 19: 16-22 | King James Audio Bible | KJV | King James Version
‘Honour your father and mother.’
The commandment to honour our father and mother emphasizes respect, gratitude and. It recognizes the foundational role parents play in our lives, both biologically and as guides and mentors. The commandment extends beyond childhood and applies to our relationship with our parents throughout our lives. It recognizes the enduring influence and impact parents have on shaping character and values. The commandment includes wisdom and counsel, and too kindness and dignity.
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Looking at Jesus’ life and teachings, we see how important it is to honour our parents. Jesus Himself showed respect and obedience to his parents, Mary and Joseph. Jesus grew up under their care, learning from them and being a loving and responsible son.
Jesus taught his followers to value their parents and to treat them well. He said that those who take care of their parents are doing the right thing. Jesus also showed love and concern for his mother, even when he was suffering on the cross. Jesus made sure she was taken care of by one of his close disciples.
Jesus taught us that family is not only about blood relationships but also about treating others with love and respect. He said that anyone who does the will of God is like family to him. So, as followers of Jesus, we should honour our parents and all those who have cared for us, showing them love, gratitude, and forgiveness.
Let us remember Jesus’ example and strive to honor our parents by listening to them, respecting them, and appreciating the sacrifices they have made for us. Let us be patient and understanding, seeking forgiveness and reconciliation when needed. May our relationships with our parents reflect the love and grace of Jesus in our lives.
‘Honor your father and mother’ (Matthew 19:19, KJV).
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Jesus, my shepherd and friend, I ask for your blessings upon my parents. Help me to listen to their wisdom and show them love and understanding. Fill our family with peace and unity. Strengthen our bond as we follow your example. Amen.
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