Evangelizing effective

The Bible tells the story of a paralytic and four men, and says that as soon as people knew that Jesus had returned home, many people came to see him, and many people entered the place, and Jesus began to preach to them the Word of salvation. . The Bible does not say it, but it is logical to think that these four people have agreed to take the paralytic to take him to the feet of Jesus. Nor is it said who these four characters were, whom I call anonymous heroes, but it does imply that they agreed and came by surprise to the house where Jesus was. But due to the crowd, these four men could not enter and decided to open a hole in the roof of the house and opened the gap. They went down from the paralytic to where Jesus was, but Jesus, seeing the faith of these four, spoke to the paralytic and told him: your sins have been forgiven.

CONCLUSION: The performance of these men shows us how the task should be done in evangelization. They reveal to us that if there is no compassion there is no interest in the lost. They tell us that if there is no unity, the lost will remain in their condition; The four took one side of the bed and picked him up. They tell us that even when the path to the Lord is hampered by a "multitude" of obstacles, one must be persevering and bold to lead men to the Lord. And, above all, they show us that there is joy in heaven and in the evangelizing heart when we see that men rise from their state and glorify the Lord for the change of their lives. Am I part of these "four friends"? Do I have a sincere love for who is "dead in their crimes and sins"?