Chave: The Parable of a Modern Day Jezebel

In the heart of a bustling metropolis, there lived a woman named Isabel, or as she was more famously known, Chave. She was a paragon of success, a titan of industry, and a woman of immense wealth and influence. Yet, beneath her glittering exterior, her heart was cold and empty.

Chave had climbed the corporate ladder with ruthless efficiency, leaving a trail of broken promises, shattered lives, and environmental destruction in her wake. She had betrayed her husband, Daniel, with countless lovers, and her pursuit of power had consumed her entire life.

As she stood before the divine judgment, Chave's life flashed before her eyes. She saw the innocent lives she had ruined, the trust she had betrayed, and the opportunities she had squandered. The weight of her sins pressed down upon her, a crushing burden that threatened to overwhelm her.

She remembered the day she had betrayed her husband, Daniel, the man who had loved her unconditionally. She remembered the workers who had been injured or killed in her factories, their cries for justice ignored. She remembered the countless times she had turned away from those in need, her heart hardened by greed and ambition.

In a desperate attempt to justify her actions, Chave argued that she had merely been playing by the rules of a ruthless world. She claimed that her ambition had been driven by a desire to provide for her family and to make a difference in the world. But her words were silenced.

The divine judgment was swift and final. Chave was found guilty of her crimes, not merely because of her actions, but because of her rejection of faith, hope, and love. She had lived a life devoid of truth, consumed by greed and ambition.

As she was cast into the depths of hell, Chave realized the true cost of her choices. Her wealth, her power, and her reputation had all been for naught. In the end, she had lost everything, including her soul.

The parable of Chave serves as a warning about the importance of faith, hope, and love. It reminds us that true success is not measured by wealth or power, but by the quality of our character and the way in which we respond to the call to return to what is true.

Buy the truth, don’t sell it,

    also wisdom, discipline and discernment. Proverbs 23:23