[Grem] A mai szentmise igéi

[Emoke Greschik]

 *Friends, in today’s Gospel* Jesus is not offering us one more philosophy
of God. He is offering us the view from the inside of the Trinity.

*And that is why we should respond to his compelling invitation: "Come to
me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest." What
everyone wants is rest, but not in the sense of relaxation. *Rest here
means achievement of joy. *The great illusion is that joy will come from
filling up the ego with goods. In fact, it will come *from emptying out,



*from turning one’s life over to the direction of God. We also find in
today’s Gospel those extraordinary words: "Take my yoke upon you and learn
from me." Jesus himself is bearing the yoke that he speaks of since he is
yoked to the Father, doing only what he sees the Father doing. Jesus is, in
his innermost nature, the one who listens and obeys. What he is saying,
therefore, is to stand next to him, just as one ox stands next to the other
as they pull together. Just as Jesus is yoked to the Father, so we should
be yoked to him, obeying him as he obeys the Father.*

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