In this episode, we explore the spiritual depth behind Jesus’ words in Matthew 5:10: “Blessed are they which are persecuted for righteousness’ sake: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” Through the Parable of the Mountain Lantern, we meet Jorah—a humble craftsman whose steady, unwavering lamp reveals the profound truth that persecution cannot extinguish what God has ignited within the soul.Jorah’s broken lamp becomes a symbol of every believer who faces resistance for walking in truth. While the world may strike the outer vessel, the inner flame—spiritual conviction—remains untouched. This story illustrates how opposition exposes our identity, purifies our purpose, and draws us deeper into the kingdom-consciousness Jesus describes.We reflect on how righteousness produces a light that comforts some and confronts others, and how persecution becomes a divine invitation to stand firm in the lineage of prophets and saints. Metaphysically, the “kingdom of heaven” is a present spiritual awareness; theologically, it is also a future reward where God publicly honors those who lived faithfully.Let this episode encourage you to stay aligned with God’s righteousness, keep your flame steady, and trust that no earthly pressure can undo what heaven has established in you.Inspired by Beauty from the Mountain by Timothy Rose (available in audiobook, e-book, and paperback at Amazon.com)

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