Little but Vital.

The ear of a human being contains the smallest of all human bones. They are too small that they are commonly known as the “three small bones”. However, they are one of the most important parts in the ear system. The pinna might look large, but it can’t do what these bones do. The hands might be large, but can’t do what these bones do.

The Ossicles (Three smile bones) are important in transformation of the sound energy, from air collected by the pinna, to liquid that can be comprehended by the brain. Without this, no clear sound can reach the brain, literally there won’t be comprehension of any information.

In this same way, there are things that can deceive if we only judge by looks. There are things of strange colors, strange stature, strange shape,… but are important. Unfortunately, some of them will not be considered important unless they are no more.

When the Jesus’s contemporaries saw him, they couldn’t believe he was the messiah. The soldier who crucified him couldn’t see that he was the son of God until he had destroyed Jesus. When it was too late because he was already seen with the hummer, doing the job of crucifixion, his eyes opened and he could see, not only see, but spoke out and said , “surely this man was the son of God.”

Don’t ignore something because it is small. The volume of medicine that cures a person is so small, yet it does a great work. A rope has a negligible weight compared to that of an ox, but it can keep an ox in one position.
Be careful to ignore it because you can’t see it, we don’t see words when spoken, yet it can build and destroy. We don’t even see the thoughts, yet it can do many things.

You don’t want to wait until it is too late. Test everything now before you utter a word for, or against it.

They believed in false prophets because they didn’t test them. They denied the truth because they didn’t test it, and so they lost their way, and didn’t find life. You can make a decision that will save you forever. You can make a decision that will destroy you forever. Be wise.

Further Reading: I Thessalonians 5:21