Jesus was a miracle child, His ministry was full of miracles. As a matter of fact, Jesus performed 37 remarkable miracles while on earth. However, the most significant miracle attributed to Jesus was not the ones He performed on others but rather, His resurrection from the dead.
The concept of mortality is a profound concern for humanity. Consequently, Jesus serves as a divine exemplar, providing believers with the conviction that death does not signify finality for those who embrace the teachings of Jesus Christ.
In John 14:19, Jesus said: “Because I live, you also will live”.
To individuals who do not adhere to the Christian faith, death is often perceived as a tragic event. Conversely, for those who have embraced the teachings of Jesus Christ, death represents a transition from a lesser state of existence (earth) to a higher state (heaven). As a result, the vacant tomb of Jesus Christ serves as a symbol of achieving an elevated state of being.
The Bible says, “Christ in you the hope of glory” Colossians 1:27.
In 1 Peter 1:3, the Bible says, “He has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.”
The anticipated moment of our reunion with the Lord in Heaven is one of great significance for the faithful. We will be transformed to be like Him in Glory! Amen.
Written by: Pastor Andrew
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