If someone requested someone else to jump off a skyscraper, would he or she jump? The majority would answer no (the majority would not jump.) Is someone requested someone else to not jump off a skyscraper, the majority would answer yes, yes to not jumping off the skyscraper. The message within itself regarding jumping or not jumping off the skyscraper is what resonates in the midst of the message needing a means of communication. For more emphasis, if the same person that requested to not jump off the skyscraper changed the request to now jumping off the skyscraper, then the answer would change from yes to no by the majority (not jumping off the skyscraper). The changed answer illustrates the emphasis on resonation within different messages by the same person (so it's really about the resonation within the messages.)
This is not an attempt to devalue means of communication because means and messages need each other. Rather, it's an exhortation on the substance within reverberation in messages. Messengers (means) that carry God's messages are beautiful, however, if the messenger (the means) requested someone to jump off a skyscraper then the answer by the majority (of believers following the messenger) would be no to jumping off the skyscraper. The debate could be: A true messenger of God would never request such a thing (for someone to jump off a skyscraper.) Exactly, that's the point, it's about resonation within the message. Stay focused on the message, it's about resonation within messages. God bless you and your families. I believe for you to have a great day!
"And how shall they preach, except they be sent? as it is written. How beautiful are the feet of them that preach the gospel of peace, and bring glad tidings of good news! But they not all have obeyed the gospel. For Esaias saith, Lord, who hath believed our report? So faith cometh by hearing, and hearing the word of God" Romans 10:15-17
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