Ps:106:30 But Phinehas had the courage to intervene and the plague stopped. Numbers:25. Phinehas the grandson of Aaron, the son of Eleazar. He was complimented by God Himself as someone who has the zeal for God. Seeing sin in front of his own eyes. Seeing rebellion in front of the eyes of Moses, their leader, the zeal pushes him instantaneously. Even Moses (may be because of his old age) was left dumbstruck. Phinehas jumps out to stand for God. He voices out a loud statement out of his action. THAT GOD IS HOLY and HE ABHORS SIN. What is it that I stand for? How zealous am I regarding things of God? A passive going along the currant is good. A currant which goes even Godward. You can follow. That's fair enough. But zeal pulls you to form the currant. It forces you to lead others to God. It forces you to say. WE ARE WRONG and WE HAVE TO MOVE TOWARDS THE LIGHT. The antonym for zeal is apathy or indifference. So is passivity and running along the flow. Ev...
Amateur as I am, halfbaked as I am. But i write with a purpose, to point to my master, to show of His love. The love I've seen in His eyes, is not just for me. This bard hence writes so that you would see His love too