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Yana must have thought that she believes that her only child is her only Yourself. However, when Samuel was weaned, Yana went to Shilo with her husband, Erkana, and dedicated the child to the Lord. Yana has been raising the child until he is weaned and has done a good job of being a mother. Later, she entrusted her child to the priest of the temple, Erie, who will explain that the child knows the call of God. It is precisely because of such parents who trust God's will that their son Samuel can be one of the most important and influential figures in the history of Israel. The Bible calls Samuel a presister, a priest, a ruler, and a prophet, and can intelligently guide Israel in a difficult time. Faced with such lofty goals, people sometimes feel discouraged. Even as we strive to keep our goals, we still realize that we are still sinners. In his letter, John tells us that if we say that we are not guilty, we are deceiving ourselves, and the truth is not within us (Jn 1:8). With these concepts in mind, let us now look at the content of the gospel today. Israeli law stipulates that every ad*lt man should go to Jerusalem three times for pilgrimages during the important annual festival (Ex. 23:17; Deut. 16:16). But for those who live far away, it is basically impossible to comply with this rule. Many Jews believe that it is very fortunate to have such a pilgrimage even in their lifetime. Maria and Joseph lived in Nas*au, about three days from Jerusalem. They go to Jerusalem every year to go to the Pas*over. Was he de*eived? People gradually understand that the return from Babylon is only a symbol of the main realization of another rescue. The children of Israel hope that the prophecies of the prophets can be realized immediately in the literal sense, because they only understand the literal meaning. They believe that God will use his power to realize the glorious dreams of people's hearts, and they misunderstood. God's will is actually another kind of return in the sense that this event will bring unrepressible universal joy. In ancient times, God had spoken to our ancestors many times and in many ways through the prophets; but in the end, he spoke to us through his own son. God made him the inheritor of all things and created the universe through him. He is the glorious reflection of God. He is the true image of the body of God. He supports all things with his own powerful words. When he removes sin, he sits on the right side of the Prestige in the high heaven. Since the name he bears surpas*es the names of the angels, he is far above the angels. God once said to the angel: You are my son, I gave birth to you today? Or said: I want to be his father, he wants to be my son?