1. Christ accomplished eternal redemption, died in our place, and God raised Him from the dead. He offered Himself to God through the eternal Spirit. This eternal Spirit is symbolized by the rings of the tabernacle, which have neither beginning nor end. By becoming a man, dying on Earth, and offering Himself to God through the eternal Spirit, all of Christ’s work: incarnation, death, and resurrection, was launched into eternity (Heb. 9:14).
2. The entire visible world originated from things unseen; everything came from God. He created all things by His word. He did not need factories to produce mountains, lakes, or living things. When God wills, He speaks, and when He speaks, things come into being (Heb. 11: 3).
3. God spoke a word and this word that came out of His mouth is Christ. “And God said, Let there be light; and there was light.” The One who did it was the Spirit of God, with great power, bringing light into existence. For the work to happen, God must speak, and His word is not a suggestion or recommendation: it is an order, a command. Let us not think that we have any human ability to help God. He is omnipotent and brings the most complex things into existence with a single word (Gen. 1: 3; Psa. 33: 6–9).
4. “Those who belong to Christ have become legitimate children of God. When we believed in Jesus, we were born again by the Spirit (John 3:6-7). The Spirit bears witness within us that we are indeed and rightfully children of God (Romans 8:16). We all have this feeling within ourselves” (1 John 3:1) (Daily Food, book 3, week 2, Thursday, p. 29).
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