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Devotional - 27th Apr 2021

 If a man die, shall he live again? All the days of my appointed time will I wait, till my change come' (Job 14:14).

The Bible tells us that the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life. We know that because of sin, man will die. Nothing is more certain than death for all mankind, it was appointed by God. Jesus Christ, came to this earth  and died to save mankind and restore us to the image of God. When Christ died, he took the second death, that we wouldn't have to experience it, so we could enjoy eternal life with Him. We know that Jesus died and raised to life again and went to heaven to make intercession on our behalf with the Father, and is also the Judge of us all. We believe that He will return to take His faithful people home, but those who are unfaithful will experience the second death. The dead in Christ will rise from their graves at the call of their Saviour, then together with them, those who are still alive and remained on earth will be caught up into the clouds, changing from mortal to immortality to meet the Lord in the air, and be with the Lord for ever. Job is asking shall a man die and live again? In whatever state one shall die, that's the way he will come up at the resurrection. If you were in Christ before you die you will be in Christ when you are resurrected. If your were not in Christ when you died, you will be the same at his coming. So man can either live again in Christ as an immortal being or died forever at His coming, base on the choices he  had made while on earth. Let us by the grace of God seek to live for Christ through faith in him. To endure with patience our trials and sufferings until our change for better comes. Let our aims and desires be to live a righteous life through faith and trust in Christ, because we all shall have to stand before God some day, righteous and unrighteous (Acts 24:15). Be encouraged, that there is hope beyond the grave, if we are faithful to God. We have the choice of life eternal with Christ, will you choose Christ and life eternal today?

Have a wonderful day 🌹🌹
EC

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