Thursday 21 December 2017
One Year Bible: Day 162 - 2 Samuel 16:15-18:18; Acts 7:20-43; Psalm 72:1-20
How
are we to die? This is an important question. There’s a difference
between dying in shame and dying in glory. The death of Absalom (2
Samuel 18) is a shameful death. The death of Stephen (Acts 7) is a
glorious triumph. Stephen’s death is preceded by a mighty proclamation
of God’s Word. Stephen affirms God’s faithfulness to His people down
through the generations. We might sum up Stephen’s great message in the
words of Psalm 72:18-19 – “Praise be to the Lord God, the God of Israel,
who alone does marvellous deeds. Praise be to His glorious Name for
ever; May the whole earth be filled with His glory.” Stephen’s message
is full of thanksgiving for the past. His death proclaims hope for the
future.
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