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Original, yet New

Submitted by Andre Rabe on December 8, 2009 – 6:30 am2 Comments
Original, yet New

Jesus once said: “My testimony is valid, because I know where I came from and where I’m going.” An understanding of our origin and final destiny has a greater influence on our ‘now’ – our present experience – than anything else.

This great gospel has the most awesome origin and the most triumphant conclusion. In the beginning, before creation, before time as we experience it, before the existence of evil, the God who is love planned to share this love with beings created in His image and likeness. This God, who is all-knowing and able to accomplish all of His purposes, planned a love-affair that would span over eons and conclude with a final victory in which His love conquered all – no contradiction; no evil, for death will die. This gospel is not some new idea, but the ancient, original thought of God. The truth of this message is ever fresh as it finds resonance in us.

John, realising the ancient beginning of this message wrote: “Dear friends, I am not writing you a new command, but an old command that you have had from the beginning”. But he also realised that this truth remains fresh and current as it finds confirmation in our lives, and so he wrote: “On the other hand, perhaps it is new, freshly minted as it is in both Christ and you—the darkness on its way out and the True Light already blazing!”

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  • John Solomon says:

    I can’t wait for religion to die so we can all move on to this glorious revelation.

  • Roddy says:

    Origin , birth and identity . You bring out this truth so wonderfully well , Andre. The quest to know who we are leads us to Him . You are a light that reveals the true Light and i appreciate this wonderful gift in you my brother …Roddy

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