Do not accumulate treasures for you in the field, where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves enter and steal; but accumulate treasures for you in the heavens, where moth and rust do not destroy, and where thieves do not enter or steal because where is your treasure, there is also your heart?(Matthew 6:19-21)
“The Kingdom of Heaven is like a treasure hidden in a field; a man, having found him, hid him again, and then, full of joy, went to sell all that he had and bought this field” (Matthew 13:44).
Read and ponder slowly in this verse
[1] The Kingdom of Heaven [2] is like [3] a treasure [4] hidden in a field [5] A man, having found it, [6] hid it again [7] and then filled it with joy, [8] it was, sold everything he had [9] and bought that field.
Add the understanding of this parable to Paul’s testimony:
“More than that, I consider everything a loss, in relation to the supreme greatness of the knowledge of Christ Jesus, my Lord, for whom I have lost everything; I consider them manure to win Christ. “(Philippians 3 : 8)
In 2010, pray earnestly that the glorification of God, the knowledge of Christ Jesus, and violent expansion and possession (Matthew 11:12) of the Kingdom may be his only supreme treasure over all other treasures and that this treasure may be so precious that everything can be considered manure.
I preferred to simply take the steps of devotion so that you can follow the path of deep meditation in these verses, because the one who climbs the mountain has more fun than the one who arrives by helicopter.