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Devotional - 04th Feb 2021

 'For the bread of God is he which cometh down from heaven, and giveth life unto the world'
(John 6:35).

Christ is the true and living bread and anyone who partakes of this bread shall live forever. He, the bread of life has given His life for all. When we believe on Him, we shall have everlasting life. Jesus said, "This is the bread which came down from heaven: not as your fathers did eat manna and are dead: he that eateth of this bread shall live forever" (John 6: 58). The manna (bread of angels) which came down from God was heavenly bread, that typified and prefigured Christ, the true and living bread of God, coming down from the highest heaven to give life to us. Jesus speaking to the people back then, wanted them to understand that it is through faith and not works that eternal life is gained. The same principle applies to us  today, that it is by faith and not our deeds that is the source of salvation. We must believe on Christ through grace and by faith in order to inherit eternal life. For it is Christ, the bread of God, which came down from heaven that can save us. God the provider and giver, loves us and wants to save us. He provides the Bread for our sustenance and gives the  Bread for our salvation, for us to feed upon and gain eternal life. Christ giveth life unto the world, whether we be Jews or Gentiles, bond or free; from generation to generation. All we need to do is accept and believe on Him and hereby inherit eternal life. John 1:4 says, "In him was life; and the life was the light of men." We must appreciate Christ, the true bread, which was far greater than the manna God fed the Children of Israel with in the wilderness. This bread of God, gives and sustain spiritual life, while the manna sustained the physical life. It also leads us to eternal life, which the manna could not do; this bread was given to all the world, while the manna was for a specific nation. Let us trust and by faith believe on Christ, the true and living bread of God, who has the power to save us from our sins and lead us to life eternal.
Thank you God, for the living bread you provide for us, to sustain and give us life.

Have a wonderful day 🌹🌹

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