Wednesday, December 25, 2024
For the highest God above, Who is and always will be, the only One Who is holy has this to say:Isaiah knew that I AM "holy, holy, holy"! But he also spoke about My desire to be with those who feel forgotten and powerless and who are genuinely humble. In fact, I promised through him to be with those kinds of people to "renew their vitality and revive their strength."
Eternal One:I live in the high and holy place, yet I am with the low, the weak, and the humble. I renew their vitality and revive their strength.(Isaiah 57:15)
The Voice [Jesus] took on flesh and became human and chose to live alongside us. We have seen Him, enveloped in undeniable splendor - the one true Son of the Father - evidenced in the perfect balance of grace and truth. John the Baptist testified about Him and shouted, "This is the one I've been telling you is coming. He is much greater than I am because He existed long before me." Through this man we all receive gifts of grace beyond our imagination. You see, Moses gave us rules to live by, but Jesus the Anointed offered us gifts of grace and truth. God, unseen until now, is revealed in the Voice, God's only Son, straight from the Father's heart.Matthew, the tax collector who was one of My apostles, reminded you of Who I AM by quoting the prophet Isaiah:
(John 1:14-18)
Years and years ago, Isaiah, a prophet of Israel, foretold the story of Mary, Joseph, and Jesus:Even after I had been crucified, resurrected, and ascended back to the Father, the apostle Paul assured you of this:A virgin will conceive and bear a Son,(which is a Hebrew name that means "God with us."
and His name will be Immanuel
(Matthew 1:22-23)
The Lord is near.
(Philippians 4:5 NIV)
A Year with Jesus is a daily devotional written to help us all reclaim Jesus as the daily Lord of our lives.
'A Year with Jesus' is written by Phil Ware.
All scripture quotations, unless otherwise indicated, are taken from The Voice™. © 2008 by Ecclesia Bible Society. Used by permission. All rights reserved.
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