Wednesday, January 10, 2024

Luke 24 forgetting His Word

 

Luke 24 – Forgetting His Word

 

The stone was rolled away, the body of Jesus was gone, and the women were perplexed. They had forgotten His word. Today, angels do not come to remind us of His word; the Holy Spirit has that ministry (John 14:26). Yield to the Spirit and let Him remind you of the promises that will encourage your heart.

 

Those two men could have walked and talked for days and never gotten rid of their disappointment. They lacked the key that unlocks the Old Testament: Messiah must suffer and die before entering His glory. Their hearts burned as they heard Him teach the scriptures; and soon, the mourners became missionaries and shared the good news with others. (John 16:13-15).

 

Their hearts were troubled, frightened, and doubtful; yet the Lord lovingly reassured them with His word. We today cannot see or feel His body, but we have the Holy Spirit to make Him real to us from the scriptures. When your heart is troubled or frightened, see Jesus in the Word (Jon 14:1-6). When your faith is weak, see Jesus in the Word (Rom. 10:17). The first step toward peace is receiving the Word.

 

God opens our eyes and opens our understanding so that when He opens the scriptures to us, we may open our mouths and tell others about Him. Jesus gives us the commission the power, and the message. There is no reason to be silent! When we experience joyful worship, we will have little problem giving the world a joyful witness.

 

Please read the chapter listed so that you can understand God’s Word better.

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J. Vernon McGee Commentary and Nelson’s Quick Reference Commentary.

Dr. David Jeremiah, J. Vernon McGee Through the Bible

 

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