Jesus Christ speaking

'Daughters of Jerusalem! I charge you by the deer of the field and the mares of the field that you do not wake her up or wake her up.

Jesus Christ, who embraced us in the previous verse, can be seen protecting us in this verse. This verse is also mentioned in Song of Song 3:5.

In Thy 2 : 2 -, Jesus Christ has said that she is beloved to me. As a result, Jesus Christ (Daughters of Jerusalem refers to the Jews in the Old Testament and all Christians in the New Testament) said, "Be ye not to trouble my bride, and do not trouble her" (Galatians 4:29).

Some of the daughters of Jerusalem, who can be called Christians in the New Testament, disturb those who prepare themselves as brides by bringing various kinds of false teachings and teachings to prevent them from preparing for the arrival of the bridegroom (2 Peter 2:1). That is, the Christian group with a false teaching that prevents them from growing in the truth, looking at them, Jesus Christ warns, is the verse. We see in 1 Sam 12:22 that He will never forsake His own people, that is, those who have accepted Him. "The Lord will not forsake his people for his great name's sake, for the Lord has pleased to make you his own people."

  We see Jesus Christ giving the command by saying the word "even the demons". Deer is a peaceful animal. It is a fast running animal to escape the hunter. Therefore, here Jesus Christ compares the church to the outside world to protect and escape it in all circumstances (Proverbs 6:5). Similarly, Valayin Marai belongs to the genus of antelopes. Beloved ones! This verse is proof that the Lord Jesus Christ will not abandon his church, no matter what sufferings and trials come to the church.

Jesus Christ protects us in all circumstances

Reference verse: James 5:8