“And he said to him, ‘Son, you are always with me,
and all that I have is yours. It was right that we should make merry and be
glad, for your brother was dead and is alive again, and was lost and is found.’”
Luke 15:31,32.
My
sister-in-law and her daughter was with us for a few weeks. They came to help
out with Hye Mi recovering from her delivery and their presence was surely of
great help. Sebin and my niece Gracie got along really well and that was a good
way to get some load of work off since Sebin was occupied. And they returned back
home a few days ago. The house really felt empty after a few weeks of busy-ness
and the family fun.
For
the first time, our family had the time of our own. The first time to be with
just the four of us. It was different. It used to be 3 to make a complete
family but now it was 4 now. While we were having our first lunch together at
home, Hye Mi said, “It’s strange. We have two kids now but I love them both
equally. Sejin has been getting more attention and work but it’s because she’s
a newborn. I just love them both the same.”
This
statement sounds like common sense, but with an addition to the family, this
common sense helped me understand God better. I think the verse above made more
sense now. When the prodigal son returned back home, the older brother was
angry. He was upset. But when the father made the statement above, I felt that
the father loved the two sons equally. God has billions of His children
residing on this earth today and in the past. We are all His creation and His
children. He loves us all the same. I praise God for that.
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