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He’s Alive
We read today words of hope and victory
“He is not here, but He is risen!”
From the moment that Adam and Eve opened the the door to sin and sickness death reigned in the lives of man
The hope of eternal life rests not on the actions of men but rather the suffering of the captain of our faith, Christ Jesus
Today I have begotten you - Psalm 2:7 referring to his entry into the stream of mortal men.
The word here implies taking a form rather than being created
We also see a reference from Psalm 110 referring to the priesthood of Melchisedec
He appears suddenly without beginning or end.
He establishes the order of priesthood before Arron is even born
Earthly offices of priests and religious leaders are established by men and sought after by many but the heavenly service of priesthood is bestowed upon the believer by God!
But one must remember that a call to serve God comes at a great cost
The text here clearly reinforces the point that the current condition in the flesh was limited - “in the days of His flesh”
Christ experienced everything that fallen man faces yet was without sin
That battle involved great battles of will between the Spirit and the flesh
It was with great passion and determination that Christ stayed the course for our gain
He leaves for us an example of how victory is won over sin…with much prayers, supplications and vehement cries and tears
The word vehement here means powerful, passionate, to be strong, to be masterful, - it emphasizes the actual power implied for ability or capacity rather then the possessor
It is indicating that the power Christ demonstrated resided not in His flesh but was accessed and manifested through His prayers and supplications!
At the preaching of the Word there was result because of the power contained within!
The Scripture tells us that at our times of greatest weakness He manifests His strength
We see the heart of the Savior as reveled in His last prayer
It wasn’t deliverance from the impending suffering that was Christs’ lot that day but rather the strength and power to complete the task at hand
It wasn’t deliverance from the jaws of death His lot but rather the strength to be carried well through death’s grip
Each of us face the same destiny
There is no escape for our flesh death but rather He can carry us well through it unto the our resurrection in the likeness of Him who has saved us
Matt Henry: “We may have many recoveries from sickness, but we are never saved from death until we are carried well through it.
And those taht are thus saved from death will be fully delivered at last by a glorious resurrection, of which the resurrection of Christ was the earnest and first-fruit!”
Let me ask you today…have you tasted of the Lord’s goodness in your life?
Do you know for sure that you will be carried though death well for as surly as the sun rises in the morning, one day the sun will set on your life
Let me ask you today....do you believe this?
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