Darkness That Could Be Felt, and Light in Goshen
The ninth plague draws a line through the land that later Scripture will trace all the way to Christ.
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The ninth plague draws a line through the land that later Scripture will trace all the way to Christ.
Moses asks what he should say when the people ask who sent him, and God gives him himself.
In his prayer to the Father, Jesus defines the thing Christians most often talk about and least often define.
Jesus promises that his followers will not be left to work out the truth on their own.
Working slowly through Jesus' last great image of himself and the life he shares with his people.
Jesus names the relationship between himself and his people in a single image.
Jesus leaves his disciples a gift that does not depend on circumstances.
Thomas asks an honest question and receives one of the clearest answers in Scripture.
Jesus gives one instruction that will identify his people to a watching world.
Jesus tells his disciples that what he has just done for them is what they are to do for one another.
Psalm 23 raises the hardest question in the Christian life and answers it more honestly than we sometimes do
Psalm 23 begins with a claim that sounds impossible until you look at who is making it