By Apostle Tonya
Might I say, today I shall trust the Spirit of God to enable me to speaketh on the sacred passage that is recorded in St. John 20:31.
The Scripture reads:
But these are written, that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing ye might have life through His name.
As I considereth it, this passage fundamentally remindeth us that it is only in and through the confession and belief of the Eternal Son of God that we may receiveth the blessed gift of eternal life.
Continuing on then, what might we say about the preposition “through” wherefore is recorded in this sacred passage in John 20?
I gather it shall be well to remembereth the definition of the word ‘through.’ For the dictionary describes its definition as ‘used as a function word to indicate movement into one side or point, and out of another and especially the opposite side of.’
Further, the dictionary defines it as a ‘function word to indicate passage from one end or boundary to another.’
Principally, we may conclude then that in God, the Father’s sovereignty, He offers the gift of redemption ‘through’ the hearing of faith, with the confession and belief in our hearts of His most holy Son, Jesus Christ of Nazareth! Romans 10:9
And so, in conclusion, let us imagine the Spirit of God, divinely leading us to the most holy invitation of our lives. In this magnificence of His presence, God, the Holy Spirit, shall provideth comfort by perhaps guiding an unbeliever to Christ ‘through’ His leaders for them to hearest the Gospel of God. Romans 10:17
In all of its blessedness, Heaven astonishingly orchestrates the arrival of an unbeliever to the entrance of the Son of God’s Door…
Surely, it is the Door wherefore man hath not the power and authority in the Earth to taketh us through. Even further, it shall invariably be an incomparable gift from eternity, the Gift of eternal life in Christ alone! Amen.
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