Examine what is said, not him who speaks

By N. George

Worth Noting:
• Farmers will bear me witness that a cow knows the owner especially if he is the one who feeds it. When it sees him from a distance it moos. Out of ignorance some people may not take interest if they hear a cow mooing but that does not eliminate the fact that it has signaled something.
• At night whenever a stranger approaches the cows they moo alerting the owner that someone is near his homestead unlike those who do not keep such animals as they have to use alternative means to know what is happening around them.
• The breed and size of the cow does not matter what should be of great concern is the message it is signaling.
Examine what is said, not him who speaks…………… an Arab proverb.
From history we can hear or read about many people whose ideas lead to significant changes in the society and even were recorded or widely told to the future generations that is why we have famous quotes.
Religions like Christianity were founded by Jesus Christ who only lived for 33 years. In the book Mathew by just a look at him and how he was attracting huge crowds in his hometown where he taught people in synagogues and they were amazed those who knew him wondered where he got this wisdom and these miraculous powers. Isn’t this the carpenter’s son? Isn’t his mother’s name Mary, and aren’t his brothers James, Joseph, Simon and Judas? Aren’t all his sisters with us? Where then did this man get all these things?” And they took offense at him.
But Jesus said to them, “A prophet is not without honor except in his own town and in his own home.” And he did not do many miracles there because of their lack of faith.
All this happened due to the audience knowing the history of Jesus and using it to predetermine ideas on what they expect from him. They underrated his abilities but that have not stopped 2.38 billion today from following Jesus by being Christians today. His message was what important than his family.
Farmers will bear me witness that a cow knows the owner especially if he is the one who feeds it. When it sees him from a distance it moos. Out of ignorance some people may not take interest if they hear a cow mooing but that does not eliminate the fact that it has signaled something.
At night whenever a stranger approaches the cows they moo alerting the owner that someone is near his homestead unlike those who do not keep such animals as they have to use alternative means to know what is happening around them. The breed and size of the cow does not matter what should be of great concern is the message it is signaling.
There are people who do not have watches but depend on cork crow to wake up in the morning. Any attempt by them to ignore the crow and claim that it is being produced by a small animal may lead them to being late to wake up.
They may not be consumers of chicken meat or likers of what the chicken eat but the message passed whenever they crow is crucial to them as it help them to determine time to wake up.
In many estates the subordinate staffs are usually the gateman and house girls but are crucial for the welfare of the estate. Suppose a gateman alert you of a possible threat in the estate and you ignore him, you are left endangered as he spends his work time in that location and most of what he could be informing you about are eye witness accounts of the situation yet your major focus could probably be on your work and work place.
A house girl is aware of the tiny details that go on in your house both when you are present and absence including what is being cooked and those who visit. The leads by the house girl can help you escape may help you to evade many of the choreographed situations done without your knowledge

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