Monday, 28 October 2013

Jesus Christ



Jesus Christ, the Wisdom of God

beings toward Himself by demonstrating His love toward them all through
the only convincing way possible—
the very Creator Himself would come
to earth and sacrifice His life for them
(John 3:16-17).
The dynamic of Christ’s sacrifice
God had to ensure that human beings, whom God intended to become
children in His divine family (2 Corinthians 6:18), would never turn
against Him at any point in
the future. (To learn more about this incredible future, request or download a free copy of the booklet What Is Your Destiny?)
Since the first man and
woman disobeyed God
and chose to follow Satan,
how would God ensure this
would never happen again?
How could God bring them
to the point that they would
never turn against Him?
How would He win their
complete trust?
The plan for the Word to
become a human being and
surrender His life for all humanity would establish God’s love without
question.
The sacrifice of Christ was not only for the payment of sins, but would
forever be a witness to God’s love (John 3:16-17). God would have a relationship with His children who would be in the relationship because they
wanted
to be there. It would be a relationship of complete trust.
It is obvious that the first human beings did not really know their God
and their Creator. Just before Jesus was arrested and killed, He emphatically declared to His disciples,
“From now on
you know Him and have
seen Him” (John 14:7).
The statement Jesus made in His final prayer now comes into its own:
“And this is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and
Jesus Christ whom You have sent” (John 17:3). His sacrifice would be
the final witness, the ultimate statement, of the love God the Father and
Jesus Christ had for mankind. The disciples would soon know God in
the most profound way and come to the most profound of realizations.


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