A precious treasure.

Point out the size and price of each person. Encourage the search for God kingdom.
Pearls and gems adorn the royal crowns, rare editions of Scriptures, liturgical subjects. In Christian art, they have jewelry from gold decorated with pearls to commemorate the heavenly Jerusalem. Pearls were valued not only for their excellent financial value, but also for their beauty. Pearl “grows in the mud.” deep on the seabed. He develops his radiant beauty in complete darkness. On the day. In the light, the pearl begins to complete its beauty with glitter. And people are willing for it expensive to pay. Today, Jesus introduced us to the beautiful beauty and value of God’s kingdom the parable of the precious pearl: “The kingdom of heaven is like unto a merchant who looking for rare pearls. When he finds a very valuable pearl, he goes, sells everything he has and buy it” (Mt 13: 45-46).
In contrast to the parable of the hidden treasure, which was found in its entirety unexpectedly, there is a parable about a rare pearl. The buyer searched for her for a long time, and suddenly he found them. The seeker received the finding as a coveted reward for his searching. The search was not unnecessary. It is a challenge for us to have God, seek in all seriousness and hold fast to him in all faithfulness. For who
God’s cause is not worthy of every sacrifice; he will never understand the rarity of a pearl.
The precious pearl is indestructible, it cannot be lost, and we get it here on earth to pull our hearts up to heaven. The apostle’s Paul and Matthew also left everything when they learned the richness of Jesus’ word. Let’s now imagine ourselves as a treasure, like a priceless pearl of value. God knows our value and wants us to belong to Him.
It will probably be difficult for many of us to imagine this. Many of us are for our own, he considers failures and sins worthless. We often feel that we have done something which left an ugly, possibly indelible stain on us.
However, the truth is that Jesus has come a long way to find us. Gave up of all things, he suffered death on the cross, that we might become children of his Father and co-heirs of the treasures of the kingdom of heaven. How wonderful is our God? In his, we are pearls in our eyes, and they value us more than we can imagine. One oyster complains to the other. I’m in pain: I feel like I have the lead ball in the body. What will it be? The second oyster proudly replies, “I’m fine. I am healthy and cheerful. You’re probably going to die on your ball, and I still have life ahead of me. ” A crab floats around them, listening intently to the conversation and saying, “What do you know, proud. oysters, about life? Do you think that youth and health and beauty are everything? She’s in pain, but within it grows the rarest beauty of the ligament pearl.” 
Let’s allow Jesus to find us today. Let’s not hide behind our sins, for their pride. Jesus longs to enter our hearts; let us not be afraid to accept this the Father’s pearl – Jesus. God calls us to discover the joy of being, it becomes a great treasure for us.