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The gospel begins by telling us about events surrounding the coming of the Messiah, and goes on to give us instructions on how we should then live. We first learn about the life, death and resurrection of Jesus, and then we are given commandments on how these events require a certain way of living. What used to be called “a Christian way of life.”
The coming of the Messiah was a divine breakthrough into human history. It is an event that we read about and discuss, though its full impact remains far beyond our ability to fully grasp. As we contemplate the life, death and resurrection of the Messiah, and all that it means, we are moved and humbled to a state of awe-inspired submission. Our understanding of the gospel may increase, but the incarnation of God is an earth-shattering, heart-wrenching event that we cannot possibly fathom to its fullest, let alone put into words. Like gazing at...
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Today the world would have us demand our rights, and yet, deny we have any responsibilities.
Christians can mimic this folly, when they rejoice in their salvation, but then deny any responsibility to help a fallen world !
When We rejoice in our Salvation I know how much GOD Loves us through HIS SON, My responsibility is to share HIM, JESUS to this fallen world. JESUS command was The most Important. LOVE GOD and LOVE Your Neighbor, Pray HIS HOLY SPIRIT guides us with only HIS Truth.one plants , one waters, But GOD makes it Grow. Good article,….Maranatha