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Devotional - 15th Apr 2021

 'He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not' (John 1:10).

Jesus Christ the eternal and true Light of the world was also the Creator. God himself, came down to earth as Jesus in the physical form to save humankind from sin and death. John the Baptist, Christ's forerunner brought knowledge of the True Light to a world in darkness. He preached the message of  repentance to all, that if  they believed in Jesus as the Messiah and the Light of the world, who as come to save them from their sins, they would have eternal life. But sorry to say, the people who was suppose to be the light to the heathen nations around didn't recognised Jesus as the Messiah and chose to reject the knowledge brought by the One who was the eternal Light. The Jews saw all that Christ did and heard all that he said. They witnessed His many miracles and human testimonies but yet most of them did not believe the truth about Him. Some rejected Him out of pride and arrogance. They were looking for a worldly king, as portrayed on earth, to save them from the Roman supremacy, not some one poor and associated with all kinds of people. Christ came to bring Light to a darkened world, to save us from the bondage of sin and set us free. All who believe in Him by faith through grace will not perish, but have eternity life with him. We have the Scriptures which testifies of Jesus Christ, all the miracles done and all the testimonies given, to choose rightly, and accept Jesus as the incarnate Son of God. Those who are unbelieving need to know Jesus as their Saviour, by trusting in his sacrificial death, as the only Substitute for their sin. Those of us that are believers, need to know Him personally and intimately and through the power of the Holy Spirit, seek to draw closer  and develop a heart-desire to know Him more as our eternal Light and soon coming King. Let us choose wisely!

Have a wonderful day 🌹🌹
EC

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