I John 2:7-17 , Mark 14:3-9
World passes, and the lust (I John 2:17). Who does not see that? All around us dies, people, events, and we ourselves die. Also passes worldly lust, we ons taste the sweetness of just satisfaction that both, lust and sweetness vanish. We run after something else, and it's the same thing, we are chasing a third thing, and it is the same. Nothing remains, everything comes and goes. What? Is there really no common ground? " There, the apostle says: he who does the will of God [which] remains forever (I John 2:17). How the world which is so ephemeral, he supports? Because God wants the world to supports.
The will of God is the unshakable foundation of the world and indestructible. It is the same with people: anyone who starts to stand firmly in the will of God is now firm and unwavering in both. Our hearts are restless when they are chasing something transient. But as soon as one comes to his senses and that we return to the path of God, the thoughts and intentions begin to stabilize.
When we finally managed to get into the habit of such a lifestyle, whatever that was, both inside and outside, between harmony quiet and peaceful order. Having begun here, the deep peace and serenity imperturbable spend in the afterlife as well, and there it will remain for ever. Amid the general transience of things around us, this is not transitory and what is constant in us: the path in the will of God.
Version French Claude Lopez-Ginisty
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