A Tent Analogy for Palestine and the Situation in Gaza

Come.

There is a country called Palestine.

Okay? I mean, imagine.

How can I explain it to you?

Imagine you have this tent.

One day someone came and knocked at the door.

And said to you, "I want to come in."

"To have some tea with you or rest for a bit."

Alright?

After he just came in, he begins to consider—

that this house belongs to him and he tells you,

"This tent is my tent."

Then he kicks you out of it.

And you say, "Well, we only let you in so..."

you could have a drink and then leave."

This tent is ours.

So what do you do? You pack up and leave.

And that's it, because you told him to get out of the tent.

The whole world will turn against you.

This is what's happening in Palestine.

And this is what's happening in Gaza.

It is currently besieged by everyone.

They can't eat or drink.

So always keep praying for them.

Right? Because here...

There are also cute little children there.

They also don't have much food.

God willing, may God bring relief to Gaza.

And bring relief to you here as well.

And everyone will return to their homes.

Keep praying for them.

Alright.

Bye.

Amen, Lord.

Take care.