A true story is told of a millionaire who had a portrait of his beloved son painted before the son went to war. He was tragically killed in battle, and shortly afterward, the heartbroken millionaire died.

His will stated that all his riches were to be auctioned, specifying that the painting must sell first. Many showed up at the auction, where a mass of the rich man’s wealth was displayed. When the painting was held up for sale, there were no bids made. It was an unknown painting by an unknown painter of the rich man’s uncelebrated son, so sadly, there was little interest.

After a few moments, a butler who worked for the man remembered how much the millionaire loved his son, decided to bid for it, and purchased the portrait for a very low price. Suddenly, to everyone’s surprise the auctioneer brought down his gavel and declared the auction closed. The rich man’s will had secretly specified that the person who cared enough to purchase the painting of his beloved son was also to be given all the riches of his will.

This is precisely what God has done through the gospel. He who accepts the beloved Son of God also receives all the riches of His will—the gift of eternal life and “pleasures for evermore.” They become “joint heirs” with the Son (Romans 8:16, 17).

From, The Evidence Bible --> http:///1bEnd2s

Who'll take the Son?


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This paints a beautiful picture of how God is. His Will says: "Whoever receives the Son gets everything that heaven has". So the "auction" is going, going..... God gave His Son 2,000 years ago to die on the cross: "The Son, the Son, who'll take the Son!"

The Son is going!, going!....

Who will take the Son?