Misconception About Jesus
The great misconception about Jesus is that he only loved some of the
time and he spoke harshly in anger at other times. Because of his
recognition that he was One with our Father, Jesus became the Christ. He
became Love, as our Father is Love, and we all look to his example as
we come back to a full recognition that we are also Love and One with
the Father. As Love, everything Jesus did was within Love, and we
must recognize that Love does not necessarily look a certain way. Love
can mean that we may say something to someone, and it may mean that we
withhold words another time. When we speak from Love, it may come with
emphasis, but it is not an in your face "you need to do this" or "I told
you so." It is not spoken from the ego voice that says "I know what is
right for you and you don't know." It is also not spoken from a place of
anger. Anger could be used as the vehicle through which the words are
spoken, as Jesus did with the moneychangers in the temple, but you don't
have to be angry to say something that might "appear" as anger. In
everything Jesus did, he spoke as the Father. There were no mistakes,
there was no ego voice, in the words as well as the tone. This is why we
should always be very careful and listen to God's guidance before we
say something. The world appears as the mess it does because it is a
reflection of the ego voice and thought instead of His voice and
thought.
