Archpriest Andrei Tkachev. (№ 373893)

The dead of the Christian religion in hand to invest the prayer, the cross and all he is. Card Bank in the hands is missing, fork, spoon, plate, chicken leg, a glass, a glass, a bottle, too. The draftsman there is no pencil in hand, the doctor doesn't have a scalpel, the dental technician no of drills. Hands unbent. And babies when they are born, hands clenched in fists on the contrary. They have a very strong flexor of the function, and when they are born, their fists raised. A dying man opens the handle, and that in his hands? Nothing. That is why Paul says some platitudes - nothing brought in, nothing will blow. We just forget about it.
Therefore, having food and raiment let us be happy. Are you satisfied with? I'm sure all the listeners are no hungry, which would wither away from starvation and had nothing in the fridge. Plus I'm sure no one naked. There is no such a hundred percent. There are socks, underwear, pants, dresses, shoes. Women have wardrobes crammed with stuff, there's heaps of all - these dresses, sweaters, then there just no! Jackets, coats, fur coats. Not naked, not hungry and not satisfied.
But Paul says that having food and clothing be content. The food there? Is. Clothes are? Is. Why not happy? Happy no. The poor do not take the bread. "Bring bread!" And you're coming out of the store, and bought three baguettes. Give one a baguette, take the bread. "No, the bread does not come on, give us money!" Beggar bread takes. Today's poor do not take the bread. This means that is not hungry. Has rude people.
All dressed up, and well dressed. I remember how we dressed in the 60-70-ies, what a miserable garments were worn, simple. Maybe good, but not as bright. Now go out into the street - all dressed up, all cheerful and beautiful. In any cafe a lot of people eat, have fun, talk. No hungry and naked, but happy no. Well, what is it? A very serious question. Apparently, we want to start to starve and wander, and then the potatoes will be lucky and sandals with someone else's feet. Then we start to thank. Here please think about this, because all are fed and all is not happy, and so long can not be. Dissatisfied will bring upon themselves what they need to understand the price of what they have. This is the 6th Chapter of the Apostle Paul, the first Epistle to Timothy, verse seven. Read, think, be corrected.