Ready na ba tayo ulit, Kuya?Bernadeth asked, smiling.
Matthew 18:21-35. The Parable of the Unforgiving Servant.Josh answered.
Sige Kuya, last na ba 'to for today?Bernadeth asked.
Matthew 13:47-50. The Parable of the Net.Josh answered.
Sige Kuya, anong susunod?Bernadeth asked.
Matthew 13:45-46. The Parable of the Pearl of Great Price.Josh answered.
Nature is true. It does not perform. It does not put on a face for the camera or for the neighbors. Hunger is still hunger whether the person feeling it sleeps on a mat or on imported sheets. Loneliness is still loneliness even when the house has seven bedrooms and a view. Happiness, the quiet kind that settles in the chest without needing an audience, is still happiness whether it arrives in a small kitchen or a large one. And a pearl is still a pearl whether it rests in the rough palm of a fisherman who just pulled it from the sea or in the careful fingers of a rich jeweler under bright lights. The thing itself does not change. Only the story we tell around it changes. Humans are the ones who pretend. Nature simply is.
Kuya, anong susunod?Bernadeth asked.
Matthew 13:44. The Parable of the Hidden Treasure.Josh replied.
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