EIGHT STATION: WOMEN OF JERUSALEM WEEP FOR JESUS

Jesus wept (Jn 11: 35). The women of Jerusalem wept (Lk 23:27).

Weeping is a very deep and great source of energy, especially when it transcends from sympathy into empathy. And when a woman weeps, it acquires a double potency.

This is so because the primal cause for change Within this realm is by a woman.  A woman controls the bloodline. Feminism rightly channelled can revolutionise the world, and that fact became Christ’s counsel to the women of Jerusalem.

‘Weep not for me’.  I go to open the scroll and the seven seals (Rev 5:3-5) ‘Weep for yourselves and your children’. Labour to write a good scroll and to package it with a proper seal.  

‘Do not weep for me’ (Lk 23: 28) Go back home. Charity begins at home. Do not abscond nor ignore the bloodline where Destiny has positioned you. There is a reason behind that, make the best out of it.

‘Weep for yourself …’ (Lk 23:28). Do not worry how many will be saved, simply labour your best to enter the arrow way (Lk 13: 23-24) and multitudes shall be brought to life through your freedom. Your entire ancestry is in you, awaiting their freedom through your recognition of truth.

‘Weep for your children…’ (Lk 23:28). Channel your empathy into your bloodline.  This matter, even after death. Just as Dives realised, as he thought of his family and 5 brothers as lifelines, after the futility of reaching out to Lazarus (Lk 16: 27-28).

Our ancestry still matters. Modern DNA and genetic researches are revealing how we are a composition of our past, an entire ancestral genome labouring and waiting to be free inside us. We are the salvation of the past and hope of the future.

Why look elsewhere. Let us start from home. As all shall eventually come home to roost, there shall be a woman awaiting us. Even Science is fast realising the potency of a woman’s chromosome (X) and the uselessness of a man’s chromosome (Y) which has gone with the wind.

Sometimes it is tougher along the bloodline, even Jesus’ bloodline imploded on Him, but this is the best place to start if we want to sustain our freedom.

Blessed are those who mourn, they shall be comforted.  Charity begins at home and ends abroad.