Jesus calls us to believe and to follow Him, not only with words, but with a trust that moves the very order of creation. When He says that the sky is opened and that angels ascend and descend on the Son of Man, He is not describing a merely spectacular phenomenon, but revealing that Jesus is the bridge between the divine and the human, the continuous presence of God in the midst of our history. Faith in Christ, therefore, is not an escape from reality, but the courage to recognize that God's love breaks boundaries to reach us.
Those who believe and follow Jesus discover that the miracles they witness are not mere exceptions, but the loving norm of God in daily life. The signs we saw in the Gospels point to the person of Christ: His power that transforms, His compassion that heals, His truth that sets free. When chosen by faith, these miracles become a language of love — a demonstration that the kingdom of God is already among us, active and present in every step of obedience. Thus, faith does not dull pain but illumines the path by which Jesus' love crosses the laws of nature.
Therefore, our response is to follow with confidence, to persist in practicing faith, and to wait with patience for the continuous manifestation of divine care. What Jesus promised — that the heaven is opened over the Son of Man — is an invitation for every heart that follows Him to experience the reality of a love that transcends what we see. May this certainty strengthen us to walk, to serve, and to love boldly, until the miracles of Jesus become habits of life in our history, encouraging us to persevere in faith and to share this love with others.