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Remission

  • Matthew 26:27-28: Then He took the cup, gave thanks and offered it to them, saying, Drink from it, all of you. This is my blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many for the remission of sins.
    John 6:53: Jesus said to them, I tell you the truth, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you.

    Jesus is our life. He is our sustainer and maintainer. We must commune with Him as often as we can. He tells us very clearly that He is the living mana from heaven and as we eat from Him we will live eternally with Him and the Father.
    It is the blood that makes us free of sin and I want to focus on this part in particular.
    Sin is like cancer in that it is so destructive. Once you start to sin, it spreads quickly, and to different areas of your life and can spiral out of control if not dealt with. I’m not suggesting that cancer is because of sin, only that it effects the body the same way.
    The technical term for someone who no longer is being treated for cancer is in remission. This is the same word that Jesus uses for our sins. When we drink from the blood of the new covenant we defeat sin. Sin no longer has any ill effects on our body. Sin may happen and be around us, but it cannot harm us any longer. We have the blood of Jesus that puts sin into remission permanently. Does that mean that we will not sin again? No, we will probably sin that next 10 minutes, but the effect it has will fail to kill us or consume our lives. Why? Because we have the promise that the blood of Jesus, the blood of the new covenant is poured out for the remission of sin.
    So for all of us who sin, there is one thing we can do for ongoing treatment. Drink from the blood of the new covenant as often as you can. See the death of Jesus, and the blood that He shed for us as the beautiful, life giving, death defeating promise that it is once and for all.
    Give Jesus the praise for we have life in us those of us who share in the communion of Jesus Christ!


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Deleted Member Thank you for sharing this today, it has so much deep meaning, and it helps us know that when we do make mistakes, we can go to Jesus and ask Him for His forgiveness through the blood He shed on the cross that day. He loves us so much, He gave us His all, so that truly wants me to give Him my all, because He can do things that seem impossible to me, He can and will make them POSSIBLE. I am so thankful for His saving grace and His loving and caring heart. God bless you, Jeffrey for sharing this today. Love and prayers, Tamara
October 22, 2015- Edit- Delete
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David and Dianna Wyles
David and Dianna Wyles Very well said. Thank you for your thoughts on this. I have an ongoing and loving debate with my husband on this topic. I like how you explain it :) Blessings
October 22, 2015
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Cheryl Wilson
Cheryl Wilson Thanks for sharing and the insight.
October 22, 2015
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Tryphena Barnes
Tryphena Barnes Beautifully explained. Thank you
October 22, 2015