Even when we see the same thing, what we take from it differs depending on where our heart is. We can rejoice together that a person in difficulty receives help, or we can look for something to find fault with in the person who helped. In this scene in Luke as well, there were people looking at Jesus, but not all of them were looking with a heart to learn the grace of the Lord. As we read the word, we must look back on our own hearts to see what we are trying to see.
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