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E. Elizondo wrote:

Hi, guys —

In Matthew 22:4   

A second time he sent other servants saying:

"Tell those who were invited, See I have my dinner prepared. My bullocks and corn-fed cattle are killed; everything is ready.  Come to the feast.:

Matthew 22:4

My question is:

  • What was the significance of the "Second calling"?
  • What was Jesus telling us by the "Second Calling"?

Thank you,

God bless you.

E.

  { What was the significance of the "Second calling" and what was Jesus telling us by this calling? }

Eric replied:

E.,

It means Jesus does not give up on us or take "no" for an answer but continues pursuing us like a lover.

He repeatedly calls us to Him and gives us many chances to respond. He perseveres in seeking our love!

Eric Ewanco
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