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Topic: Aragorn in The Lord of the Rings
First character shot: Thorin in The Hobbit
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This is like what the Bible says (paraphrasing) If you try to save your life you lose your life. If you live according to God's way you gain your life. this is bearing fruit by doing God's law. The wages of sin are death. Praise God for Christ.
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Prince Caspian, the second volume of The Chronicles of Narnia, by CS Lewis, develops a similar theme, feeling unequal to the task of monarchy.
" ‘Welcome, Prince,’ said Aslan. ‘Do you feel yourself sufficient to take up the Kingship of Narnia?’
‘I–I don’t think I do, Sir,’ said Caspian. ‘I’m only a kid.’
‘Good,’ said Aslan. ‘If you had felt yourself sufficient, it would have been a proof that you were not. Therefore, under us and under the High King, you shall be King of Narnia, Lord of Cair Paravel, and Emperor of the Lone Islands.’ "
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Petition to be called, "The fellowship of the wing"
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Nit pick. Aragorn is only hesitant to claim the throne in the movies. In the book he is eager to reclaim the throne, but patient to wait for the opportune moment. I think in the movie, they were angling for the reluctant hero trope. And while book Aragorn is not rashly pursuing power, he is none-the-less determined to one day reclaim the throne of Gondor. Anyways, I think your analogy still works for either the movies or the book, just in different ways.
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Aragon is actually ready and looking forward to taking the throne in the books
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I have seen so many people make sinful decisions because they put their happiness above obedience to God and his Word. I have seen some of those people end up regretting that decision, but sometimes, they are actually happier. I have had to make this decision in my life as well. The point is that sometimes we have to choose obedience over happiness. In that obedience, we will find contentment and joy.
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Aragorn was only hesitant in the movies. "So Uncivilized" made a video "Why Lord Of The Rings Feels Like Tolkiens (Even When It Doesn't)" that explains—among other things—the reasoning behind the change.
The video emphasizes the importance of trusting the source material because Tolkien knew what he was doing. Utmost care was required in making changes to be still able to get back to the right track.
That is also a great analogy.
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"The Lord of the Rings is of course a fundamentally religious and Catholic work; unconsciously so at first, but consciously in the revision." J.R.R. Tolkien
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My favorite part is how Aragorn makes better the men around him. Just watch Theodin mature as a leader. From bitter and self serving to willingly laying down his life for the tight cause and not his own personal glory. Aragon had that impact
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I experienced this today. God is amazing.I am in awe. Thank you, Lord, for saving my soul.❤
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Responsibility is where we find the greatest satisfaction. Some people are capable of handeling greater responsibility than others.
Also, what we feel is worth a warm bucket of spit.
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Thanks for this. Ive been struggling with motivation and lack of fulfillment with work lately and asked God about this. 😑😮💨... Its not the answer I wanted to hear lol but I'm grateful for it nonetheless 😅
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Wow. I need to put this on in the background and just let it play 3,539 times until it sinks in. 😭
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I like analogies that work and this works. Good stuff Mike!
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This is like 💯 confirmation of what I had laying on my heart this morning. I'm a wedding and event hairstylist and I have been wanting to push my business further and really get out there and go crazy with it. But on the other hand I have felt God calling me to write a book about a very specific subject for 5 years now- but I don't really want to because it's a very personal thing and I am not a public person when it comes to my life and suffering but walking in obedience to do this thing would require me to be completely public about everything.
And I had this thought that sure, providing for my family with my hair business is not living in disobedience to God. But also by not doing this thing I know that God is calling me to, I am not living in full, surrendered, and ultimate obedience to Him and His will for my life. And I was thinking that I will never have that ultimate fulfillment, despite it being something that I would be sacrificing alot to do, unless I am walking in that obedience of His calling for my life.
I just came on YT for a second and almost didn't watch this video, but I think God is trying to tell me something
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Really good one, Mike! 💛
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Hearing over and over that I am supposed to be satisfied when I have never been more low in my life and yet I know He wants me here… feels like salt in the wound. Prayers unanswered. I just need help and this was so much
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Yup doing what you want to do is a trap. Took me way to long to come to terms with that
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@joshuaj.jackson
1 month ago
“What we think will fill us, empties us. And what we think will empty us, often presents a vessel to be filled by the Lord.” So true.
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