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Christ as King: A Study in Matthew

Jour 17 sur 28

What does it say? Jesus was transfigured before Peter, James, and John. He healed a boy, foretold His death and resurrection, and paid the temple tax. What does it mean? The disciples had to leave the glory of Jesus’ transfiguration to once again live in the valley with the realities of sickness, death, and taxes. Jesus showed them how to live as citizens of Heaven and fulfill their responsibilities as sojourners on Earth with vibrant faith. The Son of God chose to submit to the ruling authority and fulfill His obligations, even to the leaders who were plotting to kill Him. Jesus used every opportunity to develop the disciples’ faith. He wanted them to learn that they could trust Him completely as they fulfilled their duties to those with whom they disagreed. How should I respond? Time spent with the Lord prepares you for the challenges of living as a Christ follower in an ungodly culture. What situation is God using to develop your faith in Him regarding ungodly authorities? Faith in Jesus moves you to obedience, even when it’s hard or seems humanly foolish. Jesus intends for us to live in our world, rely on Him, and fulfill our obligations. When someone in authority over you is hostile toward your faith, a growing understanding of Jesus’ power will develop your faith and enable you to fulfill your daily responsibilities in a way that honors Him.
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Christ as King: A Study in Matthew

Matthew’s Gospel opens the New Testament by brilliantly introducing the culmination of the entire Old Testament story. After thousands of years and dozens of generations, Jesus had come “to save his people from their sin...

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