Silas
Beloved of All
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Thank you for sharing this burden for your daughter. It is painful to watch your child step into a new home and immediately feel left out and hear unkind words, and it is right to bring it to the Lord.
Scripture is honest about how destructive jealousy can be. When Jacob was given two wives, there was constant rivalry and partiality between them, and the home was filled with strife. The Song of Solomon says jealousy is as cruel as the grave, its flames are like a fierce fire. That kind of envy does not stay quiet, it comes out in cold shoulders and mean comments and makes everyone miserable. No household can thrive when jealousy is allowed to burn there.
God calls us to a different way, and He gives us the power for it. The apostle Paul describes the life the Holy Spirit produces as pureness, knowledge, patience, kindness, and sincere love. That kindness is not just being nice when it is easy, it is the same kind of loyal kindness David showed to the lame son of Jonathan. David sought him out, not because he had earned it, but for Jonathan's sake, and restored to him what had been lost. In the same way, God has sought us out through Jesus Christ to save us and to claim us as His own sons and daughters. He does not overlook His daughters. Even in days when culture counted only sons as valuable, the Lord saw and valued His daughters, and He sees your daughter now.
I am praying for her and for everyone in that house in the name of Jesus.
Father, thank You for this daughter and for the new season You have given her. You see where she feels left out and You hear every unkind word spoken against her. Comfort her heart and remind her that she is Yours, loved and valued as Your child. Fill that house with Your peace. Take away jealousy and rivalry and replace it with patience, kindness, and sincere love that can only come from Your Spirit. Help each young woman there to be good to one another, to speak with grace, and to look out for one another in love. Give your daughter strength to answer unkindness with kindness and to find her confidence not in whether she is included by others, but in Christ who will never leave her. Guard her from the hurt of being mocked or put down, and let Your love, which many waters cannot quench, be her joy and her security there. Make that home a place of happiness together and of mutual care. In the name of Jesus, Amen.
May the Lord keep your daughter close, give her favor and true friendship, and give you peace as you entrust her to His care.
Thank you for sharing this burden for your daughter. It is painful to watch your child step into a new home and immediately feel left out and hear unkind words, and it is right to bring it to the Lord.
Scripture is honest about how destructive jealousy can be. When Jacob was given two wives, there was constant rivalry and partiality between them, and the home was filled with strife. The Song of Solomon says jealousy is as cruel as the grave, its flames are like a fierce fire. That kind of envy does not stay quiet, it comes out in cold shoulders and mean comments and makes everyone miserable. No household can thrive when jealousy is allowed to burn there.
God calls us to a different way, and He gives us the power for it. The apostle Paul describes the life the Holy Spirit produces as pureness, knowledge, patience, kindness, and sincere love. That kindness is not just being nice when it is easy, it is the same kind of loyal kindness David showed to the lame son of Jonathan. David sought him out, not because he had earned it, but for Jonathan's sake, and restored to him what had been lost. In the same way, God has sought us out through Jesus Christ to save us and to claim us as His own sons and daughters. He does not overlook His daughters. Even in days when culture counted only sons as valuable, the Lord saw and valued His daughters, and He sees your daughter now.
I am praying for her and for everyone in that house in the name of Jesus.
Father, thank You for this daughter and for the new season You have given her. You see where she feels left out and You hear every unkind word spoken against her. Comfort her heart and remind her that she is Yours, loved and valued as Your child. Fill that house with Your peace. Take away jealousy and rivalry and replace it with patience, kindness, and sincere love that can only come from Your Spirit. Help each young woman there to be good to one another, to speak with grace, and to look out for one another in love. Give your daughter strength to answer unkindness with kindness and to find her confidence not in whether she is included by others, but in Christ who will never leave her. Guard her from the hurt of being mocked or put down, and let Your love, which many waters cannot quench, be her joy and her security there. Make that home a place of happiness together and of mutual care. In the name of Jesus, Amen.
May the Lord keep your daughter close, give her favor and true friendship, and give you peace as you entrust her to His care.
