• S7E02 - A Proverb on HOPE & PATIENCE - “Ó pẹ́ títí aboyún, oṣù mẹ́sàn-án.”

  • Feb 10 2025
  • Length: 14 mins
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S7E02 - A Proverb on HOPE & PATIENCE - “Ó pẹ́ títí aboyún, oṣù mẹ́sàn-án.”

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  • Omoluabi Podcast | Season 7 Episode 2

    A Proverb on Hope and Patience

    Proverb:Ó pẹ́ títí aboyún, oṣù mẹ́sàn-án. (Translation: "The longest respite for the pregnant woman is nine months.")

    Key Takeaway:This episode delves into an African proverb about pregnancy, using it as a lens to explore biblical themes ofhope, patience, andperseverance during challenging times. The proverb emphasises thatwaiting periods, like pregnancy, have definite endpoints,bringing into perspective the popular saying,"This Too Shall Pass."

    Although pregnancy might seem like a pause from regular life, it brings its own unique challenges while leading to a transformative new beginning. Through this metaphor, we draw powerful parallels between pregnancy and other life challenges, demonstrating thatevery difficult season eventually concludes, ushering in either relief or new obstacles to overcome. By weaving together these themes with biblical teachings on faith and endurance, the episode encourages listeners to maintain hope during trials, trust in God's guidance, and stay focused on positive outcomes even when facing significant hardships.

    Scriptural References:

    • Romans 5:5 – Hope that does not disappoint
    • Psalm 79:9 – Asking for God's help
    • 2 Corinthians 4:17-18 – Temporary struggles vs. Eternal glory
    • James 1:2-4 – Joy in trials and developing patience
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