Manuel Tapia Molina

01/02/2026

[1/2, 1:21] Manuel Tapia Molina: [1/2, 1:15] Manuel Tapia Molina: Do you love me more than these? Yes, Lord; feed my lambs!

What Jesus wants us to do is to "feed" others who seek to draw near to Jesus and his God, that is, to help them grow in faith, understanding, and righteousness. Jesus desires that we love our brothers and sisters in faith very much, that we care for them like Jesus' lambs.

John 21:1 After this, Jesus appeared again to his disciples by the Sea of ​​Tiberias; and he appeared in this way:
Jesus appeared to them on many occasions in different places.

John 21:2 Simon Peter, Thomas (called the Twin), Nathanael from Cana in Galilee, the sons of Zebedee, and two other disciples were together.

John 21:3 Simon Peter said to them, “I am going fishing.” They said to him, “We will go with you.” They went out and got into the boat, but that night they caught nothing.

John 21:4 Just as day was breaking, Jesus stood on the shore, yet the disciples did not know that it was Jesus.

John 21:5 He said to them, “Children, do you have any fish?” They answered him, “No.”

John 21:6 He said to them, “Cast the net on the right side of the boat, and you will find some.” So they cast it, and now they were not able to haul it in because of the large number of fish.

John 21:7 Then the disciple whom Jesus loved said to Peter, “It is the Lord!” When Simon Peter heard that it was the Lord, he put on his outer garment (for he had taken it off) and jumped into the sea.

They were about 70 meters from land, so they didn't see him very clearly. We must also consider that it's possible the bodies Jesus materialized weren't exactly like the one he had when he died. Remember that Mary didn't recognize him either when he appeared to her at the tomb, only recognizing him when he called her by name, Mary.

John 21:8 And the other disciples came in the boat, dragging the net full of fish, for they were not far from land, about two hundred cubits.

John 21:9 When they got out on land, they saw a charcoal fire there with fish on it, and some bread.

John 21:10 Jesus said to them, “Bring some of the fish you have just caught.”

John 21:11 So Simon Peter went aboard and hauled the net ashore, full of large fish, 153 of them; and although there were so many, the net was not torn.

John 21:12 Jesus said to them, “Come and have breakfast.” None of the disciples dared ask him, “Who are you?” They knew it was the Lord.

From this detail, we can know that the appearance of the resurrected Jesus was not the same as the body he sacrificed, because otherwise they would have gladly asked him who he was, even though they knew he was the Lord Jesus. It seems evident that He materialized in a different body than the one He had when He died. Of course, He could not recover that sacrificed body and blood, so as not to nullify the payment He made for our sins. Even so, when it was necessary to convince Thomas, He materialized a body with wounds similar to those He suffered in His martyrdom and death.

John 21:13 Then Jesus came and took the bread and gave it to them, and did the same with the fish.

John 21:14 This was now the third time that Jesus appeared to his disciples after he was raised from the dead. John 21:15 When they had finished eating, Jesus said to Simon Peter, “Simon, son of John, do you love me more than these?” “Yes, Lord,” he replied, “you know that I love you.” Jesus said, “Feed my lambs.”

All of us should see in these words what Jesus wants us to do. He wants us to take care of “feeding” others who seek to draw near to Jesus and their God, that is, to help them grow in faith, understanding, and righteousness. Jesus wants us to love our brothers and sisters in faith very much, to care for them as the little lambs of Jesus that they are. Let us realize that Jesus Himself was making sure that Peter cared for everyone, as Christ's substitute shepherd; moreover, Jesus even ensured they had physical food, providing them with fish in abundance.

John 21:16 Again Jesus said to him a second time, “Simon, son of John, do you love me?” Peter answered, “Yes, Lord; you know that I love you.” Jesus said to him, “Feed my sheep.”

This repetition serves as emphasis. Our greatest concern should be supporting those who are like Jesus' little sheep, helping them in whatever they need. And even organizing meetings where they are taught to know and fully serve the God of Jesus and our God.

John 21:17 He said to him the third time, “Simon, son of John, do you love me?” Peter was grieved that he said to him the third time, “Do you love me?” and he said to him, “Lord, you know everything; you know that I love you.” Jesus said to him, “Feed my sheep.”

More emphasis on the same thing: helping and loving those who are like lambs, who desire to serve God, but who are not yet mature. In fact, even if they are mature, they need to meet together to maintain faith and love among brothers and sisters.

John 21:18 “Very truly I tell you, when you were younger you dressed yourself and went where you wanted; but when you are old you will stretch out your hands, and someone else will dress you and lead you where you do not want to go.”

John 21:19 He said this to show by what
[1/2, 1:20] Manuel Tapia Molina: What kind of death was he to glorify God? And having said this, he added: Follow me.

NOTE THIS: DEATH AS A MARTYR GLORIFIES YAHWEH, THE GOD OF JESUS, BECAUSE JESUS ​​SAID OF PETER: “with what kind of death was he to glorify God?” WHY? BECAUSE THE DEVIL HAS SLANDERED YAHWEH, CLAIMING THAT THOSE WHO SERVE AND WORSHIP HIM DO SO OUT OF SELF-INTEREST, SO THAT GOD WILL GIVE THEM HEALTH, OR POSSESSIONS, OR LOTS OF MONEY. THIS WAS CLEARLY SEEN IN THE CASE OF JOB. The account goes like this: “And the Lord said to Satan, ‘Have you considered my servant Job? There is no one like him on the earth, a blameless and upright man, one who fears God and turns away from evil.’ Satan answered the Lord, ‘Does Job fear God for nothing? Have you not put a hedge around him and his household and all that he has? You have blessed the work of his hands, so that his possessions have increased in the land. But stretch out your hand now and strike all that he has, and he will surely curse you to your face.’” Job 1:8-11.

This angelic cherub, rebellious and opposed to Yahweh, believes that everyone else is like him; he claims that they only pretend to serve God, but do not do so wholeheartedly. Furthermore, he slanders our God, accusing Him of being too demanding of everyone; accusing Him of imposing unjust laws. Therefore, when the adversary, Satan, the slanderer, the devil, causes us to be persecuted, harassed, and murdered, let us be very clear that our unwavering faith and love for our Heavenly Father serves as a slap in the face to Satan, while we glorify Yahweh and make Him rejoice. That is why the proverb says: “My son, if your heart is wise, then my heart also will rejoice.” Proverbs 23:15 Now Jesus also announces that Peter would die as a faithful martyr. Since then, not only Jesus and Peter, but countless faithful Christians have died martyred, demonstrating that they love the Father, our God, more than their own lives. The devil's slander was proven false in the case of Jesus Christ, in the death Peter would suffer, in Job's endurance, and in the holy lives of all of us who, out of love, persevere in faith, proving ourselves faithful unto death! That is why it says that, with his death, Peter would glorify his God!

Christians, chosen and anointed with the Holy Spirit, must die as martyrs. The Bible says that after they died, “they were given white robes and told to rest a little while longer, until the full number of their fellow servants, their brothers and sisters, who were to be killed as they had been.” Revelation 6:9-11. This may be happening today because of the torment of the soul, rejection, antagonism, hatred, and contempt that anyone who defends biblical truth receives. Psychosomatic effects sicken and kill those who suffer martyrdom, even if slowly. But if these afflictions befall the obedient Christian, for being upright and faithful in spreading the Gospel, it glorifies our God, Yahweh, the God of Jesus, the God whom Jesus served, our example and elder brother.

John 21:20 Turning around, Peter saw the disciple whom Jesus loved following them—the one who had leaned back against Jesus at the supper and had said, “Lord, who is going to betray you?”

John 21:21 When Peter saw him, he asked Jesus, “Lord, what about him?” John 21:22 Jesus said to him, “If I want him to remain until I come, what is that to you? You follow me.”

John 21:23 So this saying spread among the brothers that this disciple would not die. But Jesus did not say to him that he would not die, but, “If I want him to remain until I come, what is that to you?”

We must be very careful, when explaining the sayings of Jesus, not to reach conclusions that are not those properly derived from the text itself; otherwise, we could be led astray by false narratives. Let us adjust our understanding to what is written! And if it is necessary to discard some false teachings, let us do so, with faithfulness to the true God, Yahweh, even if it means some degree of confrontation with fellow Christians who have not yet explored such erroneous doctrines. To love Yahweh with all our soul means that we will be willing to do whatever it takes to gain His favor and approval. Jesus, His Son, told us that only in this way can we be His disciples. We must not be like tares, people who are in the Christian camp but who honor God only with their lips, not with all their heart; And they don't care if the form of worship they practice is contaminated with commandments and doctrines of men, opposed to the divinely transmitted truth. Be very careful with misleading "deductions"!

John 21:24 This is the disciple who testifies to these things and wrote them down. We know that his testimony is true.

John 21:25 And there are also many other things that Jesus did, which if they were written one by one, I suppose that even the world itself could not contain the books that would be written. Amen.

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[1/2, 1:25] Manuel Tapia Molina: ¿ME AMAS MÁS QUE ÉSTOS? SÍ, SEÑOR; ¡APACIENTA MIS CORDEROS!

LO QUE JESÚS QUIERE QUE HAGAMOS, QUIERE QUE CUIDEMOS DE “APACENTAR” A OTROS QUE BUSCAN ACERCARSE A JESÚS Y A SU DIOS, ES DECIR, AYUDARLES A CRECER EN FE, EN ENTENDIMIENTO Y EN RECTITUD. JESÚS DESEA QUE AMEMOS MUCHÍSIMO A NUESTROS HERMANOS DE FE, QUE LES CUIDEMOS COMO CORDERITOS DE JESÚS.

Jua 21:1 Después de esto, Jesús se manifestó otra vez a sus discípulos junto al mar de Tiberias; y se manifestó de esta manera:
JESÚS SE LES APARECIÓ EN MUCHAS OCASIONES, EN DIFERENTES LUGARES.

Jua 21:2 Estaban juntos Simón Pedro, Tomás llamado el Dídimo, Natanael el de Caná de Galilea, los hijos de Zebedeo, y otros dos de sus discípulos.
Jua 21:3 Simón Pedro les dijo: Voy a pescar. Ellos le dijeron: Vamos nosotros también contigo. Fueron, y entraron en una barca; y aquella noche no pescaron nada.
Jua 21:4 Cuando ya iba amaneciendo, se presentó Jesús en la playa; más los discípulos no sabían que era Jesús.
Jua 21:5 Y les dijo: Hijitos, ¿tenéis algo de comer? Le respondieron: No.
Jua 21:6 El les dijo: Echad la red a la derecha de la barca, y hallaréis. Entonces la echaron, y ya no la podían sacar, por la gran cantidad de peces.
Jua 21:7 Entonces aquel discípulo a quien Jesús amaba dijo a Pedro: ¡Es el Señor! Simón Pedro, cuando oyó que era el Señor, se ciñó la ropa (porque se había despojado de ella), y se echó al mar.
ESTABAN DE LA TIERRA A UNOS 70 METROS, POR LO QUE NO LO DIVISARON MUY BIEN; TAMBIÉN DEBEMOS PENSAR QUE ES POSIBLE QUE LOS CUERPOS QUE JESÚS MATERIALIZABA, NO FUERAN EXACTAMENTE COMO EL QUE TUVO CUANDO MURIÓ; RECORDEMOS QUE MARÍA TAMPOCO LO RECONOCIÓ, CUANDO SE LE APARECIÓ JUNTO AL SEPULCRO, RECONOCIÉNDOLO SOLO CUANDO LA LLAMÓ POR SU NOMBRE, MARÍA.

Jua 21:8 Y los otros discípulos vinieron con la barca, arrastrando la red de peces, pues no distaban de tierra sino como doscientos codos.
Jua 21:9 Al descender a tierra, vieron brasas puestas, y un pez encima de ellas, y pan.
Jua 21:10 Jesús les dijo: Traed de los peces que acabáis de pescar.
Jua 21:11 Subió Simón Pedro, y sacó la red a tierra, llena de grandes peces, ciento cincuenta y tres; y aun siendo tantos, la red no se rompió.
Jua 21:12 Les dijo Jesús: Venid, comed. Y ninguno de los discípulos se atrevía a preguntarle: ¿Tú, quién eres? sabiendo que era el Señor.
POR ESTE DETALLE PODEMOS SABER QUE LA APARIENCIA DE JESÚS RESUCITADO NO ERA LA MISMA DEL CUERPO QUE SACRIFICÓ, PORQUE DE BUENA GANA LE HUBIERAN PREGUNTADO QUE QUIEN ERA, AUNQUE SABÍAN QUE ERA EL SEÑOR JESÚS. PARECE EVIDENTE QUE SE LES MATERIALIZABA CON OTRO CUERPO, DISTINTO DEL QUE TUVO CUANDO MURIÓ. DESDE LUEGO, AQUEL CUERPO Y AQUELLA SANGRE SACRIFICADOS, NO PODÍA RECUPERARLOS, PARA NO ANULAR EL PAGO QUE HIZO POR NUESTROS PECADOS. AÚN ASÍ, CUANDO FUE NECESARIO PARA CONVENCER A TOMÁS, MATERIALIZÓ UN CUERPO CON HERIDAS SIMILARES A LAS QUE PADECIÓ EN SU MARTIRIO Y MUERTE.

Jua 21:13 Vino, pues, Jesús, y tomó el pan y les dio, y asimismo del pescado.
Jua 21:14 Esta era ya la tercera vez que Jesús se manifestaba a sus discípulos, después de haber resucitado de los mu***os.
Jua 21:15 Cuando hubieron comido, Jesús dijo a Simón Pedro: Simón, hijo de Jonás, ¿me amas más que éstos? Le respondió: Sí, Señor; tú sabes que te amo. El le dijo: Apacienta mis corderos.
TODOS NOSOTROS, DEBEMOS VER EN ESAS PALABRAS LO QUE JESÚS QUIERE QUE HAGAMOS, QUIERE QUE CUIDEMOS DE “APACENTAR” A OTROS QUE BUSCAN ACERCARSE A JESÚS Y A SU DIOS, ES DECIR, AYUDARLES A CRECER EN FE, EN ENTENDIMIENTO Y EN RECTITUD. JESÚS DESEA QUE AMEMOS MUCHÍSIMO A NUESTROS HERMANOS DE FE, QUE LES CUIDEMOS COMO CORDERITOS DE JESÚS QUE SON. DÉMONOS CUENTA QUE JESÚS MISMO SE ESTABA ASEGURANDO DE QUE PEDRO CUIDARA DE TODOS, COMO PASTOR SUSTITUTO DE CRISTO; ADEMÁS, JESÚS CUIDÓ INCLUSO DE QUE TUVIRAN ALIMENTO FÍSICO, PECES QUE LES PROVEYÓ EN ABUNDANCIA.

Jua 21:16 Volvió a decirle la segunda vez: Simón, hijo de Jonás, ¿me amas? Pedro le respondió: Sí, Señor; tú sabes que te amo. Le dijo: Pastorea mis ovejas.
ESTA REPETICIÓN, SIRVE DE ÉNFASIS. NUESTRO MÁXIMO INTERÉS DEBE ESTAR EN APOYAR A AQUELLOS QUE SON COMO OVEJITAS DE JESÚS, AYUDÁNDOLES EN LO QUE NECESITEN; Y HASTA ORGANIZANDO REUNIONES DONDE SE LES ENSEÑE A CONOCER Y SERVIR PLENAMENTE AL DIOS DE JESÚS Y NUESTRO.

Jua 21:17 Le dijo la tercera vez: Simón, hijo de Jonás, ¿me amas? Pedro se entristeció de que le dijese la tercera vez: ¿Me amas? y le respondió: Señor, tú lo sabes todo; tú sabes que te amo. Jesús le dijo: Apacienta mis ovejas.
MÁS ENFASIS EN LO MISMO, EN AYUDAR Y AMAR A LOS QUE SON COMO CORDERILLOS, QUE DESEAN SERVIR A DIOS, PERO QUE AÚN NO SON MADUROS. DE HECHO, AUNQUE SEAN MADUROS, NECESITAN REUNIRSE PARA MANTENER LA FE Y EL AMOR ENTRE HERMANOS.

Jua 21:18 De cierto, de cierto te digo: Cuando eras más joven, te ceñías, e ibas a donde querías; más cuando ya seas viejo, extenderás tus manos, y te ceñirá otro, y te llevará a donde no quieras.
Jua 21:19 Esto dijo, dando a entender con qué muerte había de glorificar a Dios. Y dicho esto, añadió: Sígueme.
FIJAROS EN ESTO: LA MUERTE COMO MÁRTIRES GLORIFICA AL DIOS YAHVÉH, EL DIOS DE JESÚS, PORQUE JESÚS DIJO DE PEDRO: “con qué muerte había de glorificar a Dios” . ¿POR QUÉ? PORQUE EL DIABLO HA CALUMNIADO A YAHVÉH, ALEGANDO QUE QUIENES LE SIRVEN Y ADORAN, LO HACEN POR INTERÉS PROPIO, PARA QUE DIOS LES DE SALUD, O POSESIONES, O MUCHO DINERO. ESTO SE VIO CLARAMENTE EN EL CASO DE JOB. EL RELATO LO DICE ASÍ: “Y Jehová dijo a Satanás: ¿No has considerado a mi siervo Job, que no hay otro como él en la tierra, varón perfecto y recto, temeroso de Dios y apartado del mal? Respondiendo Satanás dijo a Jehová: ¿Acaso teme Job a Dios de balde? ¿No le has cercado alrededor a él y a su casa y a todo lo que tiene? Al trabajo de sus manos has dado bendición; por tanto, sus bienes han aumentado sobre la tierra. Pero extiende ahora tu mano y toca todo lo que tiene, y verás si no blasfema contra ti en tu misma presencia”. Job 1:8-11.

ESTE QUERUBÍN ANGÉLICO, REBELDE, OPUESTO CONTRA YAHVEH, CREE QUE TODOS LOS DEMÁS SON COMO ÉL; ALEGA QUE SOLO SIMULAN SERVIR A DIOS, PERO QUE NO LO HACEN DE CORAZÓN. ADEMÁS, CALUMNIA A NUESTRO DIOS, ACUSÁNDOLE DE SER DEMASIADO EXIGENTE CON TODOS; ACUSÁNDOLE DE IMPONER LEYES INJUSTAS. POR ESO, CUANDO EL OPOSITOR, SATANÁS, EL CALUMNIADOR, EL DIABLO, HACE QUE SEAMOS PERSEGUIDOS, HOSTIGADOS Y ASESINADOS, TENGAMOS MUY CLARO QUE NUESTRA FE Y AMOR INQUEBRANTABLE HACIA NUESTRO PADRE CELESTIAL, LE SIRVE DE BOFETADA A SATANÁS, MIENTRAS QUE GLORIFICAMOS A YAHVÉH Y LE REGOCIJAMOS. POR ESO DICE EL PROVERBIO: “Hijo mío, si tu corazón fuere sabio, También a mí se me alegrará el corazón”; Pro. 23:15 AHORA JESÚS TAMBIÉN ANUNCIA QUE PEDRO MORIRÍA COMO MARTIR FIEL. DESDE ENTONCES, NO SOLO JESÚS Y PEDRO, SINO INNUMERABLE CANTIDAD DE CRISTIANOS FIELES, MURIERON MARTIRIZADOS, DEMOSTRANDO QUE AMAN MÁS AL PADRE, NUESTRO DIOS, QUE A SU PROPIA VIDA. ¡LA CALUMNIA DEL DIABLO, QUEDÓ COMO FALSA EN EL CASO DE JESUCRISTO, EN LA MUERTE QUE PADECERÍA PEDRO, EN EL AGUANTE DE JOB Y EN LA VIDA DE SANTIDAD DE TODOS NOSOTROS, QUE POR AMOR PERSEVESAMOS CON FE, PROBÁNDONOS FIELES HASTA LA MUERTE! ¡POR ESO DICE QUE, CON SU MUERTE, PEDRO GLORIFICARÍA A SU DIOS!

LOS CRISTIANOS ESCOGIDOS Y UNGIDOS CON ESPIRITU DIVINO, HAN DE MORIR COMO MARTIRES. DICE LA BIBLIA QUE TRAS MORIR, “SE LES DIERON VESTIDURAS BLANCAS, Y SE LES DIJO QUE DESCANSASEN TODAVÍA UN POCO DE TIEMPO, HASTA QUE SE COMPLETARA EL NÚMERO DE SUS CONSIERVOS Y SUS HERMANOS, QUE TAMBIÉN HABÍAN DE SER MU***OS COMO ELLOS”. APO 6:9-11. ESTO PUEDE QUE HOY SUCEDA A CAUSA DEL TORMENTO DEL ALMA, RECHAZO, ANTAGONISMO, ODIO Y DESPRECIO, QUE RECIBE TODO EL QUE DEFIENDE LA VERDAD BÍBLICA. LOS EFECTOS PSICOSOMÁTICOS, ENFERMAN Y MATAN AL QUE SUFRE MARTIRIO, AUNQUE SEA LENTAMENTE. PERO SI ESOS MALES VIENEN AL CRISTIANO OBEDIENTE, POR SER INTEGRO Y FIEL EN DISEMINAR EL EVANGELIO, ELLO GLORIFICA A NUESTRO DIOS, YAHVEH, EL DIOS DE JESÚS, EL DIOS A QUIEN SIRVIÓ JESÚS, NUESTRO DECHADO Y HERMANO MAYOR.

Jua 21:20 Volviéndose Pedro, vio que les seguía el discípulo a quien amaba Jesús, el mismo que en la cena se había recostado al lado de él, y le había dicho: Señor, ¿quién es el que te ha de entregar?
Jua 21:21 Cuando Pedro le vio, dijo a Jesús: Señor, ¿y qué de éste?
Jua 21:22 Jesús le dijo: Si quiero que él quede hasta que yo venga, ¿qué a ti? Tú sígueme.
Jua 21:23 Este dicho se extendió entonces entre los hermanos, que aquel discípulo no moriría. Pero Jesús no le dijo que no moriría, sino: Si quiero que él quede hasta que yo venga, ¿qué a ti?
DEBEMOS TENER MUCHO CUIDADO, AL EXPLICAR LOS DICHOS DE JESÚS, DE NO LLEGAR A CONCLUSIONES QUE NO SEAN LAS QUE PROPIAMENTE SE DERIVAN DEL TEXTO EN SÍ; SI NO, PODRÍAMOS SER DESVIADOS A CUENTOS FALSOS. ¡AJUSTEMOS NUESTRO ENTENDIMIENTO A LO ESCRITO! Y SI ES NECESARIO DESECHAR ALGUNAS ENSEÑANZAS FALSAS, HAGÁMOSLO, CON FIDELIDAD AL DIOS VERDADERO, YAHVÉH, AUNQUE ELLO SIGNIFIQUE ALGÚN GRADO DE CONFRONTACIÓN CON LOS COMPAÑEROS CRISTIANOS QUE AÚN NO HAN SONDEADO TALES DOCTRINAS ERRÓNEAS. AMAR A YAHVÉH CON TODA EL ALMA, SIGNIFICA QUE ESTAREMOS DISPUESTOS A LO QUE SEA POR CONSEGUIR SU FAVOR Y APROBACIÓN. JESÚS, SU HIJO, NOS DIJO QUE SOLO ASÍ PODEMOS SER SUS DISCÍPULOS. NO DEBEMOS SER COMO CIZAÑA, GENTE QUE ESTÁ EN EL CAMPO CRISTIANO PERO QUE HONRA AL DIOS SOLO CON SUS LABIOS, NO CON TODO EL CORAZÓN; Y QUE LES DA IGUAL SI LA FORMA DE ADORACIÓN QUE PRACTICAN ESTÁ CONTAMINADA CON MANDAMIENTOS Y DOCTRINAS DE HOMBRES, OPUESTAS A LA VERDAD DIVINAMENTE TRANSMITIDA. ¡MUCHO CUIDADO CON LAS “DEDUCCIONES” DESVIADORAS!

Jua 21:24 Este es el discípulo que da testimonio de estas cosas, y escribió estas cosas; y sabemos que su testimonio es verdadero.
Jua 21:25 Y hay también otras muchas cosas que hizo Jesús, las cuales si se escribieran una por una, pienso que ni aun en el mundo cabrían los libros que se habrían de escribir. Amén.
SEGURO QUE BAJO EL REINADO DE MIL AÑOS DE CRISTO, CON SATANÁS BIEN ATADO Y ABISMADO, MUCHAS COSAS MÀS, QUE JESÚS DIJO E HIZO, SE NOS REVELARÁN PARA NUESTRO REGOCIJO Y ADELANTO ESPIRITUAL. PERO RECORDEMOS QUE “éstas se han escrito para que creáis que Jesús es el Cristo, el Hijo de Dios, y para que creyendo, tengáis vida en su nombre”. Jua 20:31.

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CABELLOS BLANCOS, OJOS COMO LLAMA DE FUEGO, VOZ DE GRANDES AGUAS

Apo. 1:14 Su cabeza y sus cabellos eran blancos, como la lana blanca, como la nieve; sus ojos como llama de fuego;

Sus cabellos eran blancos: Experiencia, sabiduría, propia de la edad y la pureza moral.
Ojos como llama de fuego: Significa poder para ver lo escondido en el corazón, para verlo todo y poner en tensión una situación o persona, para que se elimine su escoria y quede refinado como el noble metal.

Los cabellos blancos siempre han representado dos cosas: Experiencia o sabiduría, propia de la edad y pureza moral y espiritual. En la Biblia, las canas blancas representan experiencia y sabiduría, por lo que se mandaba a todos así: Lev. 19:32 “En presencia de las canas te pondrás en pie, honrarás la presencia de un anciano, y de tu Dios tendrás temor. Yo, YHWH”. La pureza moral también se representa en la Palabra con el color blanco; David, tras su gravísimo pecado, clamó a YHWH, pidiéndole que le blanqueara: Sal 51:7 “¡Purifícame con hisopo y seré limpio, lávame, y quedaré más blanco que la nieve!”

La llama de fuego en los ojos, significa poder para ver lo escondido en los corazones, poder para verlo todo en cada uno que se llame cristiano, durante la noche que atraviesa la humanidad. Jesús lo ve todo. Tal es la cualidad de visión que posee ahora nuestro Señor Jesucristo, “en el día del Señor”, el tiempo en que se sitúa la Revelación que estamos comentando. YHWH le ha concedido a Jesús esa gracia o capacidad, que él mismo también tiene, Sal 11:4: “YHWH está en su Santo Templo, YHWH tiene en los cielos su Trono. Sus ojos observan, sus párpados examinan a los hijos del hombre”.

Adicionalmente, los ojos de “llama de fuego”, pueden indicar que, además de escudriñar el corazón de los hombres, cosa que alcanza a hacer Jesús, puede calentar, poner en tensión una situación o persona, para que se elimine la escoria y quede refinado como el noble metal. Como nos dijo Pedro, el apóstol: 1 Ped. 1:6, “En lo cual vosotros os alegráis, aunque ahora por un poco de tiempo, si es necesario, tengáis que ser afligidos en diversas pruebas, 1 Ped. 1:7 para que sometida a prueba vuestra fe, mucho más preciosa que el oro, el cual aunque perecedero se prueba con fuego, sea hallada en alabanza, gloria y honra cuando sea manifestado Jesucristo”. Las dificultades y aflicciones ponen de relieve nuestras impurezas, las cuales ve muy bien Jesús, para que también nosotros las veamos mejor y las eliminemos, porque el Espíritu santo nos convence de pecado: “Cuando venga convencerá al mundo de pecado, de justicia y de juicio”. Juan 16: 7,8. Las pruebas son comparables al fuego, al que se somete el oro bruto, para que suelte la escoria y se purifique. La fe vale la pena someterla a las pruebas, porque es más valiosa que el oro; porque el oro es perecedero, pero la fe es para siempre, eterna, y nos puede llevar a la riqueza de la inmortalidad: 1 Ped. 1:4 “Para una herencia incorruptible, incontaminada e inmarcesible (que no se marchita), reservada en los cielos para vosotros”. Por esto se nos permiten las pruebas. Es la razón de que, aunque YHWH es Todopoderoso, permite que nosotros los cristianos fieles hayamos de soportar situaciones penosas en esta vida; porque a más situaciones penosas, tanto más se purifica nuestra fe. Las pruebas nos serán dolorosas al principio, pero después producirán en nosotros una fe inquebrantable, una fe purificada como el oro, como el oro refinado, que se ha limpiado de sus impurezas, brillando mejor.

La herencia incorruptible, incontaminada e inmarcesible que tenemos reservada en los cielos, merece bien que superemos todo tipo de prueba y que nos purifiquemos. Gracias a Dios, nuestro Padre YHWH, permite nuestras pruebas, pero también nos ayuda a sobrellevarlas. ¡Qué gloriosa esperanza tenemos! Esforcémonos por alcanzarla, porque solo al final se podrá decir que tal o cual persona alcanzó la salvación, solo al final. Aunque ahora podemos pensar que ya estamos salvos, y podemos estar en condición de salvos, pero pudiéramos perder ese estado de salvación, si dejamos caer nuestra fe y nos precipitamos a la infidelidad. Tenemos libre albedrío, por lo que pudiéramos escoger olvidarnos de la fe y de nuestro buen Padre Celestial. La consecuencia sería que YHWH mismo aceptaría nuestra renuncia y nos dejaría, aunque siempre estaría esperando nuestra vuelta, como lo mostró Jesús en su metáfora del hijo pródigo. Así lo sugiere Pedro: 1 Ped. 1:5 “Que sois guardados por el poder de Dios mediante la fe, para alcanzar la salvación que está preparada para ser manifestada en el tiempo postrero”. Somos guardados por el poder de Dios, mediante la fe, para una salvación posterior, un tiempo que habrá de llegar; “para alcanzar la salvación… preparada para ser manifestada en tiempo postrero”, nos dice; la salvación es algo que se alcanzará definitivamente al final, si la alcanzas, si la consigues “perseverando hasta el fin”.

La salvación es una meta que podremos alcanzar o realizar, cuando Cristo vuelva, en el tiempo postrero. El acabar salvándonos, dependerá de que perseveremos fieles hasta el fin, como dijo Jesús: “El que haya aguantado hasta el fin, será salvo”. Mientras somos fieles, estamos en estado aprobado. Mejor estar siempre en estado de aprobados porque, con sus “ojos de llama de fuego”, a Jesús no se le escapa nada. No olvidemos que, aunque Jesús volverá con “poder real”, también está presente, hoy día, porque dijo: “Estoy con vosotros todos los días, hasta la conclusión”. O sea, que nos está observando. Se le vio correctamente en medio de los candeleros, en medio de las iglesias. Por esto dice el texto que consideramos: “sus cabellos eran blancos, como la lana blanca, como la nieve; sus ojos como llama de fuego”. Es la llama de fuego que escudriña, que funde el duro metal, y que puede ponernos en tensión cuando nos desviamos; todo con el propósito de que nos volvamos purificados. Algunos hemos experimentado esto, hemos probado esa llama de fuego de los ojos de Jesús, por habernos desviado. Jesucristo consigue muchas veces que nos volvamos de la conducta necia y pecaminosa y que nos purifiquemos.

29/04/2025

1.Title: The Story of Samuel for Christian Kids

We're beginning a sequence of Bible history studies. That is, we've finished the book of James, we finished the book of Hebrews earlier, and now we're going to jump into the Bible from story to story. That is, today's story (I asked the Heavenly Father in prayer to tell me which story today would benefit most of you, all of you), and then the Father immediately gave me the story of Samuel.

Do you know the story of Samuel? Do you know it, Paco? A little bit. Who else knows the story of Samuel? As I've already said, instead of starting to read the Bible consecutively, I'm going to give an initial summary, like an introduction so you have the general picture.

The people of Israel by that time had settled... you know that the people of Israel were taken out of the land of Egypt, that they were slaves and God had precisely told His ancestor Abraham that his descendants would fall slaves of a nation that was Egypt and that they would be there for 400 years, and that there they would become a nation. So from a very small group of people who entered Egypt, 70 people entered there, after 400 years they had become a people of 2 million people. For 400 years God had multiplied them enormously! Never a people prospered so much in number as the people of Israel in Egypt!

But they made them slaves, and from there they left and Moses took them out of Egypt, by the direction of God. They crossed all those Sinai deserts, and arrived at the land of Canaan. There God gave them that land that He had promised to their ancestors, and He had given them exact and precise laws, laws that said: if you obey my voice, the voice of God, and keep the commandments, you will become a blessed people, a people that will be blessed among all nations; and not only that, but all nations will be blessed, that is, through that people God thought to bless us all so that we would achieve eternal life, and the grace of God and the forgiveness of our sins!

But the people of Israel, by the time of the story we are going to tell, had strayed so far from fulfilling God's orders that they had failed. The first thing they had failed in was not approaching the Word of God to listen to it! They were new generations and the new generations no longer read the Bible. At that time the Bible was five books, the Pentateuch, which God had given Moses to write. But the people had strayed from God's holy writings!

And what happens when one doesn't know the Word of God? God is not with us and will not help us in anything that happens to us in this life! That is why it is so good to hear the Word of God and know it! And today we are going to learn the story of Samuel, how the people of God at that time had strayed so far, because God sent them prophets to remind them that they had to return to God, because when they were not with God, attacks from enemies came to them, the nations next door came. Why? Because God was a protection! The same as today also—God is a protection for you and for you and for you and for everyone who clings to God! But when one moves away from God, God's protection goes away, and then who comes? The enemies!

Today those who come to you when you do not have God are the demons to make you stumble and fall. And they make you stumble and make you do badly in life; that is how things were for the people of Israel at that time in Samuel's story. When Samuel wasn't even born, God's people were already in very bad shape. They were already in very bad shape! God had given them the land. Each family had, I don't know how many acres of land they had! But even so, enemies came and took their food and oppressed them because they had turned away from God. That's why, at that time, God appointed judges and prophets to teach them, exhort them, correct them, and save them.

Shortly before Samuel, they had Samson, who was both judge and savior! Do you remember? Strong Samson, who was also a very strong Nazirite, through the power of God, through the Spirit of God that came upon him! Samson defeated the Philistines and put the Philistine enemies in their place! But after that, the people continued sinning. About 40 years went by, and the people once again began to disobey God! Why? Because of a lack of knowledge, because they didn't bother listening to the Word of God; and that, that leads one to err or to sin! What's the difference between erring and sinning? To err is to sin—it's the same thing.

At that time, there was a good servant of God named Hannah, earnestly praying to God for a son. And God granted her request, and she gave birth to Samuel.
2 Title: Samuel: A Prophet Raised by God

Samuel, the great prophet of that time, was born that way, by a vow of his mother. Later, when he was about six or seven years old, she handed him over to the sanctuary, and he served there. But Samuel had to serve in God's sanctuary under circumstances that were not normal, because the sons of the priest Eli sinned with women and sinned by eating what belonged to God! It's not that God didn't give them a portion of the sacrifices; God did give them a portion, but there was a portion of the sacrificed animals that they had to give to God, and they wanted it, and they sinned terribly!

It was during that time that Samuel was born. And Samuel was blessed from his mother's womb, but all of that was because God loved the people of Israel. In other words, when God raises up a man or woman of faith to serve in a privileged position, as He raised up Samuel, it's not to love just Samuel, but for all the people; the blessings were for all the people! In other words, God loves everyone! How many does God love? To all, and calls them to become faithful children of God, calls them to repentance and be forgiven!

So came Samuel, a boy who was raised there in the tabernacle, where the priests were. And in the end, God brought judgment upon those two wicked priests, and even upon their father Eli; because Eli, the Bible says, did not correct his sons properly, did not discipline them, and that is why the Philistine enemies attacked, and Eli's two sons died in the battle; and even the ark of God was taken by the Philistines, the ark of the sanctuary was taken by the Philistines, the enemies, and they carried it away.

When Eli, the father of the two priests, found out—when he found out—the Bible says he fell backward and broke his neck. That same day, all three members of the priestly family were executed by God!

Today we're going to tell that story a little more. We're going to delve into it, taking advantage of it, knowing the spiritual benefits it has for us:

First, when someone is responsible for a church, God looks at them closely to correct and discipline them! If they don't teach the truth of the Word of God, and if they don't do things correctly, they can end up like Eli and his two sons: receiving a severe punishment. That's why a biblical text says: Not many of you should become teachers, because you're going to receive a more severe judgment.

Who is most responsible here before God? The one who teaches. If they don't teach correctly, then the privilege they had can cost them dearly, like it did Eli the high priest! At that time, he and his two sons died on the same day!

Well, that's today's story. What did you think of this introduction? Did you understand it?

Let's now better examine the benefits that the story of Samuel and his two sons has for us. It says thus, it says thus in chapter 2 verse 7 of 1 Samuel:

This was the song that Hannah, Samuel's mother, sang 3.Title: Hannah’s Prayer and the Birth of Samuel

Jehovah makes poor and makes rich. Jehovah lowers and exalts! He raises the poor from the dust and lifts the needy from the dunghill to sit with princes and to inherit a place of honor! For the pillars of the earth are Jehovah’s, and He has set the world upon them. He guards the feet of His saints, but the wicked perish in the darkness, for no one will be strong by their own strength! Her adversaries will be broken before God, and she will thunder over them from the heavens. Jehovah will judge the ends of the earth and will give power to her king and exalt the horn of His anointed!

Hannah and her husband Elkanah returned to their home in Ramah, and the child ministered in the sanctuary of God, before Eli the priest. This song was narrated by Hannah, Samuel’s mother, when she took him to the temple to leave him there, dedicated to serve God and the people of God. And the Spirit of God was with Hannah, that woman of faith; and she spoke prophetic words, like God would exalt His anointed. God’s anointed of that time was Samuel, and God’s anointed for us today is Jesus Christ! Jesus Christ is today the chosen one of God to save the world.

But starting from the back, the story of chapter 1 says that Hannah arrived at the temple when she still had no children. And verse 10, chapter 1 says: Hannah, in bitterness of soul, prayed to the Lord and wept abundantly, and made a vow, saying, Lord of hosts, if You will deign to look on the affliction of Your servant and remember me and not forget Your servant, but give Your servant a son, then I will dedicate him to the Lord all the days of his life, and no razor shall come upon his head!

Samuel always had very long hair, because since he was a child, he was a Nazirite. He was someone that his mother had dedicated, with the approval of her husband Elkanah, who was Samuel’s father. They had dedicated him to God to serve Him, so that his life would be exclusively for God. That's why she told God: "No razor shall come across his head, no knife, no scissors, nothing." So this was a child dedicated to God; he was a Nazirite. That's what the Bible called children whose parents dedicated them to God from a young age. And that's what Hannah told Yahweh.

But history also reveals that at that time, one could have two wives, even several wives. It was the tradition and culture of that time, and God allowed it, until the time of Jesus. God said through Jesus that one man, one woman, period. But before that, God allowed it, and Hannah was the second wife of Elkanah, her husband. The other wife had several children, and on top of that, she made fun of her because Hannah was barren and childless!

You see? So, why was Hannah bitter? Because in her house, her other rival wife made her bitter—she made fun of her. All this is explained in chapter 1, and it says that Elkanah had two wives. The other was called Peninnah, and she had children, but Hannah had none. Then verse 6 says, her rival irritated her, making her angry and sad, because the Lord had not allowed Hannah to have children..4.Title: Hannah’s Moving Prayer and the Birth of Samuel

Hannah's moving prayer: If you give me a son, I will dedicate him to you all the days of his life as a Nazirite. This is what Hannah said to God, in a heartfelt prayer, with many tears: If you give me a son, I will dedicate him to you all the days of his life, and he will be a Nazirite, and he will never cut his hair!

At that time, hair was cut with a straight razor. Then the high priest arrived, and Hannah was praying like this, speaking softly. The priest saw her and thought she was drunk, and said to her, "Will you not stop drinking, drunk?" But she answered the priest, "No, my lord..."

Verse 15: I am a woman of afflicted spirit. I have drunk neither wine nor strong drink, but I have poured out my soul before the Lord. Do not take your servant as a wicked woman, for out of the abundance of my anguish, my suffering, my affliction, I have spoken until now.

And Eli said to her, "Go in peace, and the God of Israel grant you the request that you have made of Him."

So after a while, the story says—verse 20: It came to pass in the fullness of time, after she had conceived, she gave birth to a son and called his name Samuel, saying, 'Because I have asked him of the Lord!'

What does the name Samuel mean? Asked of the Lord. And notice the expression Samuel here. There are other names like Ezekiel or Daniel that end in -el. Every name that ends in -el, the first syllables mean something, but this final “el” means God.

For example: Manuel. I am Manuel. It means God with us. Very good, because I help others to have God with them.

Well, in the name Samuel, the word Samu, in Hebrew, means request, request to God—that was Samuel’s name.

Hannah continued telling the priest Eli how God had heard her: “And I asked him to the Lord...” And when the time came for him to be 7 years old, Hannah took him to the temple, and verse 26 says that she gave him to Samuel.

She said to the high priest: “Oh my lord, as your soul lives, my lord, I am the woman who stood here beside you praying to the Lord. I prayed for this child! And the Lord gave me what I asked for. So I also dedicate him to the Lord! All the days that he lives will belong to the Lord!”

And she gave him to the high priest when he was six or seven years old. When children were weaned, that was the age in Israel.

And now I ask you, I ask you: Does prayer have power when one says it sincerely and with all one's hear. 5.Title: God Raises Us from the Dust

Anyone who has served God and has experienced poverty can testify that Heavenly Father is attentive to all our needs if we are faithful. Today, thanks to Jesus' sacrifice, we are in such impressive harmony and unity with the Father. Therefore, for those who have faith, God surely hears our prayers.

Today, we mourn for our brother Alejandro, who recovers well from his operation, feels confident in himself again, and feels strong enough to contribute to the finances of his home. What Ana said is true today for all of us: God can give us poverty and abundance; He can raise us from the dust of poverty. God both abases and exalts.

Although I lived in poverty as a missionary, I was able to eat and dress every day and have what I needed to spread the Word of God daily. The apostle Paul said he had learned to live in poverty and in abundance, and that is what happened to me, because God, knowing that my passion was painting, placed me in an artistic job where I fully enjoyed it and experienced economic abundance to an extreme degree I had not been able to imagine!

It was just as Hannah said in her prayer, "God can raise us from the dust!" Hannah had felt so dejected and persecuted by her rival, but God brought her out of barrenness and made her bear children. He heard her prayer and gave her Samuel as a son, and she kept her promise and dedicated him to God as a Nazirite. Later, the Heavenly Father rewarded her even more with five more children, even though she had been barren for many years!

He is faithful to you, dear friends and brothers, and He guards the feet of His holy and faithful servants!
[28/4, 15:22] 6.Title: God Lifts Us from the Dunghill

God seems to have said: I’m going to show you my power! What Hannah says when she prayed to Him is: The Lord makes poor and makes rich. The Lord can humble and exalt. He raises the poor from the dust and from the dunghill! Do you know what a dunghill is? Where horse and mule manure is dumped? A dunghill is a pile of manure. And what does it say there? That God saves you from the dunghill! That’s what Hannah said.

And she had said before: Even the barren one has given birth to seven; and indeed, when Hannah handed Samuel over to serve God in the sanctuary, do you know what happened? God said to Hannah: Now I will make you produce many more children, through this one you have given me. And she had five more!

Hannah was barren, and her rival was harassing her! She was abusing her psychologically, and that's why she said in her prayer: Let the arrogant words cease from your mouths, because the God of all knowledge is Jehovah, and it is up to Him to weigh the actions—that was verse 3.

And it says many things and more: He will guard the feet of the saints. Who does God consider His saints? Do you know what the word "saint" means? Remember that I have explained it to you? It is that they are on God's path—they are dedicated to God. That is, everyone who gives their life to God is holy to God.

He raises up His saints and does not allow anyone to suppress them until the end! We can be oppressed for a time, but if we show God that we trust in Him, He raises us up. These are lessons we learn from here, from Hannah.

Hannah didn't have children, she only had one son—that was bitterness for her—and on top of that, the other wife made her even more bitter. And now she said that Jehovah looks after His saints. The other wife was not acting well; she was making the other one bitter. That is, saying, Let's see if I can get rid of her, let's see if I can kill her with irritation, let's see if I can kill her... and that one had children. But then the blessed ones were the children of...
[28/4, 16:17] Zabaria Kinza: 7.Title: Hannah’s Prayer, God’s Response, and the Power of Love

What was the name of Hannah's first son? Samuel! And Samuel became a ruling judge and prophet of God. They established the blessing that came through the faith and prayer of a fervent servant of God named Hannah!

By the way, I also tell you that the husband was a very good servant of God; Elkanah was his name. If he saw that the other woman treated Hannah badly, he loved Hannah more. Hannah always had the affection of her husband! Very well, because he was a faithful man.

And when Hannah said, "I have offered Samuel to be God's," Elkanah replied, "Fulfill what you have promised to God." Elkanah could have annulled his wife's promise, as provided for in the Law of Moses, and when the wife made a vow, the husband could confirm or annul it. But Elkanah said to his wife, Hannah, "Fulfill what you have promised to God!" God blessed them greatly.

And the text says that Hannah prayed: "My heart rejoices in the Lord" — chapter 2:1 — "Hannah prayed again and said: My heart rejoices in the Lord, my horn is exalted in the Lord, my mouth is enlarged over my enemies, because I have rejoiced in Your salvation! There is no one holy like the Lord, for there is none besides You, and there is no refuge like our God! Do not multiply words of greatness and arrogance, let arrogant words cease from your mouth, for the God of all knowledge is the Lord."

Now it's your turn to comment on something you've heard: With a heartfelt and sincere prayer, when one is extremely sad about something, God will listen to you. God will listen to you, because you are going to pour out your heart, you are going to get very emotional in prayer, and God listens to that—God hears that—just like He listened to Hannah!

Any father, when he sees his son who is distressed about something—what doesn't the father do for his children? So, we believe that about God. What is our Heavenly Father?

Come on, another comment: When one needs Him, He answers—if one asks Him with a heart full of faith and love for God!

This lesson also teaches us that one has to be honest and loving with family members and not arrogant or mean to them, like the other wife was! That's it—you can't be bad. We have to be good, because what is God's main quality? Love!

If one loves God and one loves one's neighbor, one can't do those things that the bad wife did!