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Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. (Matthew 5:4)
The words of Jesus from the Sermon on the Mount echo with power and hope for anyone who has ever felt pain, loss, or deep sorrow. Jesus does not say sorrow will not come, He promises that in our pain, we will not be alone.
🌿 Mourning as part of life
Every person faces moments of grief: the loss of a loved one, disappointments, illness, or failures. The world often has no answers except shallow comfort like, “Time heals all wounds” or “You just have to be strong.” But Christ goes deeper... He promises His presence and comfort.
🌿 Testimony
A woman shared how, after the death of her husband, she thought she would never find peace again. Yet, in the deepest silence, while praying and reading the Bible, she felt the words of Matthew 5:4 as if they were written just for her: “Blessed are those who mourn...” That moment didn’t erase the pain, but it gave her the strength to believe that God had not abandoned her home or her heart.
🌿 Comfort that comes from God
The comfort Jesus speaks of is not just an emotional feeling, but the power of the Holy Spirit entering the wounds of the heart and bringing peace that surpasses understanding (Philippians 4:7). It is the hope of eternal life and reunion with those who have died in Christ.
👉 This beatitude teaches us: Grief is not the end of the story. God sees every tear, hears every cry, and promises comfort , sometimes here on earth, and in its fullness in eternity.
🙏 Prayer:
“Lord, be near to all who mourn. May Your Spirit bring comfort and strength, and remind them they are not alone. Thank You for the promise that we will be comforted in You.”
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