THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE MASTER AND THE SERVANT (Matt 25) The master as mentioned in the book of Matt 25 from 14 down explains the relationship between the master and his servants. The servants here do not connote slaves, but represents those who are meant to carry out duties expected of them. The master is described in the following ways: 1. The master is a kind hearted person who encourages and motivates his followers. 2. The master gave his followers to influence their environment, explore, and add value to their live, opportunity to learn and practice and to become great. just as the master in this portion of the bible is described in this fashion, so is Jesus our master and we his followers. The third servant who received one talent is thus described as an ingrate, he complained, nagged and such people always lose focus. This servant represents most Christians here on earth. We tend to nagged when we have little forgetting that it us how well we manage the little we have that we will receive more. Success does not mean starting big, but starting with the little we have. When we neglect to handle the little we have for a start, there tends to be a positional change. Inability to handle that which is given to you depicts what will happen if much is given. Such persons stand the chance of being kicked out of their position just as the servant with one talent was kicked out. youtu.be/ftoci695fzk
Posted on: Tue, 13 Aug 2013 01:11:14 +0000