Wednesday 20 December 2017
One Year Bible: Day 151 - 1 Samuel 29:1-31:13; John 19:28-20:9; Psalm 68:28-35
The
contrast between the death of Saul, the first king of the Jews, and
Jesus, the true King of the Jews, is striking. Saul’s death was a
tragedy. Jesus’ death was a triumph. The contrast is the difference
between a man who said, “it is enough” (Saul had had enough of life, and
he wanted to live no longer) and the Man who said, “It is finished”
(Jesus completed all that the Father had given Him to do). 1 Samuel ends
with a burial (1 Samuel 31:13). John’s Gospel goes beyond a burial to a resurrection. Psalm 68:35
– “You, God, are awesome in Your sanctuary; the God of Israel gives
power and strength to His people.” Those who meet God at the inner
sanctuary – the Cross of Jesus Christ – discover the power and strength
of the Christ who is no longer dead, the Christ who has risen from the
dead.
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