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Devotional - 08th Feb 2022

 'For it is written, As I live, saith the Lord, every knee shall bow to me, and every tongue shall confess to God'
( Romans 14:11).

Christ the righteous Judge is coming back again, therefore, we have no need to judge our fellow Christians. All judgments are down to Christ, not us! In the end every knee shall bow before the Lord, and every tongue shall confess to God, to give  praises and acknowledge that Jesus is Lord.
When Christ return, every one at that judgment will recognised Him as the Sovereign Lord and King of kings.
The songwriter put it beautifully, "The judgment has set the books have been open. How will I stand on that great day. Shall I stand with my sins wanting or with my sins all washed away."
Each one of us has to give an account of our lives to Christ, when we shall stand before him.
Paul cited from Isaiah 43:23, when he wrote "For it is written."Christ can be trusted, as we see the Lord has sworn by himself, that is, by His own life, that everything mentioned would surely come to pass. Let us have that longing, to bow our knees before Christ, as we affirm his sovereignty over all who worship him.
All who come to Jesus, must believe in their hearts that it was God who raised Him up from death, that we might be saved. He was highly exalted by God and His name, which is above all other names, was lifted up. Every knee shall bow before him in humility and reverence to a holy God. Let us sanctify Christ in our hearts and be ready always to give an account for the hope we have in Him. Let us asked God for the gift of tolerance not to judge others nor be a stumbling block to them. Let the Lord strenghten our faith every day and that of others around us.
Let us be united with the Lord and follow Him in perfect surrender and continue to be strong in the Lord.

Have a wonderful day

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