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Devotional - 26th Oct 2021

'And he said into me, it is done. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. I will give unto him that is athirst of the fountain of the water of life freely' (Revelation 21: 6).

Christ is the fountain of the water of life, that he wants to give us freely.  Revelation 22:1 put it like this, "And he shewed me a pure river of water proceeding out of the throne of God and the Lamb." It is only Christ who can give us that living water, so we may never thirst against; He will do so without a cost. In this passage of Scripture, Christ identified Himself as the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, who sat upon the throne of God and promised to make all things new. He also is the One who declared, "It is done!" If any of us is athirst, Christ will satisfy our thirst so we may never be thirsty again. What a wonderful promise! When we accept Christ by faith, His grace will save us and bring satisfaction to our thirsty souls. Jesus is coming soon for his people, and at his return, the righteous dead, and those who are alive in Him will be with him for eternity. Satan will be judged; the wicked who became instruments of Satan, will be punished; death will be destroyed, swallowed up in victory and Christ on His majestic throne will say, "It is done!" All the former things will be will pass away and behold all things He will make new. Let us through the power of the Holy Spirit, seek to have the mind of Christ, and to be in Christ as we look towards his glorious appearing. For everyone who has been saved by grace through faith in Christ, will escape the second death, which Christ took for us at the Cross. Their souls will be refreshed, and the Lord will wipe away all tears from their eyes. Let us purpose in our hearts to be saved and to help other thirsty souls to come to a knowledge and understanding of who Christ is and what He has done for them.

Have a wonderful day

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