Art: Mike Worrall |
This world is a world of illusion. The truth is hidden. We are constantly bombarded by deception. People are not always who they appear to be.
There are some people who deceive everyone around them: they put on their masks to present themselves to the world, but if you follow them home, you will see them for who they really are. It doesn't matter how many "good deeds" they do in public, if they behave like an animal in their own home, abuse their family.... manipulate their friends... they will be judged accordingly. They are the deceivers, the hypocrites, the mutton dressed up as lamb.
There are some people who deceive everyone around them: they put on their masks to present themselves to the world, but if you follow them home, you will see them for who they really are. It doesn't matter how many "good deeds" they do in public, if they behave like an animal in their own home, abuse their family.... manipulate their friends... they will be judged accordingly. They are the deceivers, the hypocrites, the mutton dressed up as lamb.
A time is coming when their deception will be obvious to all.
A time is coming where we will see the truth, and those who lie, cheat and steal, who abuse others less fortunate, who manipulate and terrorise, will be seen for who they really are.
The masks will fall, and the truth will be seen.
The masks will fall, and the truth will be seen.
That time is coming, and it's coming very soon.
The Talmud [Bava Basra 10:] tells of what we now call a near death experience. Rav Yosef the son of Rav Yehoshua was 'dead' for a short period of time and then was resuscitated. To his father's question of what did he see, he responded: "I saw an olam hafuch (an upside down world). The elyonim ('high' people) were low and the tachtonim ('low' people) were high."
His father responded: "You saw an olam barur (a clear world)!"
3 comments:
this is a deep vort.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2010-11/24/content_11599087.htm
It's much closer then you think. Some can see it already.
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