Today’s Thought “Seeing Is Believing?” G. Ward

Matthew 1

²³ “Behold, the virgin will conceive and give birth to a Son, and they shall name Him Immanuel,” which translated means, “God with us.”

 

From parting the ocean, so His people could pass through, onto feeding more than five thousand with two fish and five loaves of bread, many will say they believe, but until any endeavor to witness the pages, so alive, as Holy God, the Maker of heaven and earth as speaking to us (again, very particularly from Genesis to Revelation), belief is marginalized. The eternal script given was never intended to be an accompaniment to life’s journey, but the spiritual journal instrumental for our survival and whereas miraculous actualities, incomparable to normalcy exists from cover to cover, we’ll need to know the Almighty is nothing like man (Isa.55:8-9). Our preeminent example Christ, as God in the flesh, birthed through a virgin (*John 1:1-3,14), is too miraculous to perceive; unless any will interrogate how every Old Testament prophet shared this great phenomenon, so beneficial to our eternality (*Acts 3:24).