"Ye Know Me Not" and the Lord's Judgement
I have been drawn to Christ's teachings as found in Matthew 25 . Not that there aren't other things to learn in the writings of prophets and apostles, but the concepts written here are so central to how we must conduct ourselves if we truly desire heaven and God's praise. In verses 1 and 14, variations on "...the kingdom of heaven be likened unto..." let us know that the Savior is teaching who will get the celestial reward - This is how things will work in Heaven. If you don't like the workings of the Lord's precincts, then you will not like a celestial glory and will be placed in one of the lower glories. Two very well-known parables are contained in this chapter. I will be taking what may seem a very unorthodox examination of what these parables are trying to tell us. I don't want to discount the other interpretations, but I hope to teach principles that are important but often go unnoticed. Don't Be Late to the Feast (versus 1-13) Many people ...