en-us https://www.intensedebate.com/users/232493 Comments by wilbau http://growingyourchurch.com/mission/remembering-the-hungry-beyond-world-food-day/#IDComment8714693 A real great post Marvia. Thanks to Jesus!<br /> <br /> I have to think also at a kind of old stories that are pretty common in Eurpean (and elsewhere) countries.<br /> <br /> They usually go like this:<br /> An old man or woman come by a house in the evening and are asking for a place to stay or some bread, because it is cold and they are hungry.<br /> The owners of the house either let them in or leave them out.<br /> <br /> Next day it turns out the these visitors had been kind of &#039;special guests&#039; and the house owners would either receive some blessing or suffer for their ignorance.<br /> <br /> I guess that goes along with that verse where it says: What ye have done to the least of my brethren you have done unto me.<br /> <br /> Somehow this topic goes already into the problems of the refugees. Or of immigrants. And the problem these people have is that they usually are not recognized as being &#039;brethren&#039;, but are seen upon as &#039;strangers&#039;. <br /> This problem is in Austria too.<br /> And it is no wonder, because although for example European countries have a certain kind of nationalism, the nations in itself are divided into coveting parties that want benefits. So these nations have no unity in themselves. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Thu, 16 Oct 2008 10:46:35 +0000 http://growingyourchurch.com/mission/remembering-the-hungry-beyond-world-food-day/#IDComment8714693