The Time is fulfilled




We have one Glorious Gospel but four accounts. Mattahian, Makan, Lukan and Johannine accounts of the Gospel. (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John) Matthew proclaimed the birth of the King of Jews in his account. (Matthew 2:2). Luke dedicated an entire chapter on the glorious birth celebrated by the whole creation, the angel proclaimed good tiding to all people. The Shepherds glorified and praised God. Simeon at the temple blessed the couple and the babe. The 84-year-old widow rejoiced at redemption. (Luke 2). John proclaimed the glory of Christ, the Son of God and the Son of Man who took on flesh and dwelt with us. Who’s glory John beheld. (John 1-18)
Mark on the other hand introduces Christ, the saviour of humanity as the time. If you have a paper bible or a digital bible with words of Jesus in red, you will be in awe that Mark 1:15 are the very first words of Jesus spoken according to the Markan Gospel. Jesus draws to himself as the time. Eternal God who created time refers to himself as time means that He has come into our time. God is always outside time as a creator of all things but at the Historical event He became time itself for you and me. What is the significance of this? What does that mean for us? The Key words are “kingdom of God” and it is already placed in our time. The Everlasting Gospel is the prove of the Kingdom because a kingdom cannot be proclaimed without a manifesto. Christ is the Gospel and believing in him and repent from sin we are given a crown of righteousness when we see him after our time in this world expires. (2 Timothy 4:8) Paul says we must redeem time because days are evil. (Ephesians 5:16)
Let me conclude by saying that if Jesus is the time, then time does not belong to you and me. Time is grace given for our pilgrim progress in this world. Redeem Jesus for He is the “Time” and he has come, died for us, ascended to heaven, and sits at the right hand of God. The glory of God is expressed in, “The time is fulfilled,…………………”
“So shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth: it shall not return unto me void, but it shall accomplish that which I please, and it shall prosper in the thing whereto I sent it” Isaiah 55:11
In Christ Love. 

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