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You're listening to a message to go from at church. We hope this message

will light up your day today. I would like to share something were I

was just thinking what actually am I going to share about, and just praying

that God you, I pray that you will be a message that is simple,

but yet you'll speak and remind us again about God's love for us and

Jesus the perfect sacrifice. Amen, he is the reason. And if we

have heard the kids sang the song just now right, made the best present

of all is Jesus. Amen. Yeah. So today I've entitled my message

why Jesus came, and that Jesus He's the perfect sacrifice. And we will

look a little bit about the story about Mary and Joseph. Just to draw

back again, how when Jesus was born and what was God's plan when he

brought forth and he sent forth his only son into the world. So now

I shall go straight into it, as I know that we have blessed draw

some more at the and yes, and I know all of us will want

to have lunch with one another. So Jesus came. Now again, I'm

sure in the Bible there are many more verses in the Bible that mention why

Jesus came. Now I'm not I can't cover everything, but today I will

just mention two of the reasons why Jesus came. Hallelujah, Thank you Jesus.

Jesus came to do the will of God the Father. So let's look

at our first portion of scripture this morning, John Chapter six, verse thirty

eight to forty. So today we'll be going to quite a number of scripture.

We'll all go with that now. Of course XTV will assist me by

putting it up on the screen. But I encourage all of you if you

brought your Bibles along, whether it's your Heart Cover or your e Bibles,

you can turn to it together, all right, and God's work together.

All the scripture that I'm reading will be taken from the new King James version

unless otherwise mentioned. All right, So reading in verse thirty eight, For

I have come down from heaven not to do my own will is Jesus,

but the will of Him who sent me. This is the will of the

Father who sent me. That of all he has given me, I should

lose nothing, but should raise it up at the last day. And this

is the will of Him who sent me that everyone who sees the Son and

believes in him may have everlasting life, and I will raise him up at

the last day. Amen. Amen. So that is the will of the

Father for sending Jesus. So Jesus came to fulfill the will of God the

Father. Now, when Jesus mentioned this to his disciples, he was telling

the crowd. Okay, he first of all that he had come down from

heaven. He made it really explicit. I have come down from heaven,

all right, So Jesus said it, okay, that he come down from

heaven. So now there's only one way to understand is that Jesus used to

exist in heaven. You know how to come down from heaven? Gon,

okay, But now he was on earth. Then he made another state.

He said, he came to do the Father's will, not his own will.

Again, nowadays, I do not know who would easily submit to another

person's will. Honestly, all of us have our own will, even why

not you know why sometimes to submit to your husband? Right, okay,

So it's definitely not easy to the human and the carnal nature to submit to

another person. Again, if you are hired, you're an employee, yes,

you submit to your employer because you're paid for the job, right,

he pays your salary, gun, so you have to summit to him.

So you usually do it because there is either a benefit or there's something that

there is a reason to do it, all right, willingly do something?

Okay, okay, yeah, always in Jesus with something to God, I

know, yeah, okay, okay. When Jesus came to earth, he

came simply to please the Father, so he stated here so Hebrews in Hebrews

ten, it says, when God the Father plan to save us, the

son of God volunteered himself to offer himself as a sacrifice for our sins.

Remember, Jesus just didn't appear two thousand years ago when he was born in

a manger. Okay, he already existed, and that's why he can come

down from heaven. Okay, okay. So Jesus, the son God the

Sun, volunteered to offer himself as a sacrifice for our sins. Jesus did

not just submit to the Father's will, but he volunteered to come to earth

to take on human flesh and die for our sins. And that's why Jesus

said in John chapter six, in the verse forty that we have read right,

and this is the will of him who sent me, that everyone who

sees the sun and belize in him may have eternal life or ever lasting life.

Jesus volunteered to do the will of God and to die on the cross.

So this Christmas season, Jesus is not come to just give us holidays

or family time. Now, family time and holidays are always good, music,

food and all. That's what we do at usually at the end of

the year and nearing the Christmas time, we have gifts, right, cookies,

right, Okay, it's all fun and it's all good. But remember

Jesus came to give us the assurance of eternal life. And I know that

someone must here. We are here. We're invited by a friend. It

could be your first time to church this morning, and I would really like

to get to know you, So please don't rush off after the service.

Join us at our lounge. You will love to get to meet you,

get to say hi to you. But I pray that you will allow the

Holy Spirit to speak to your hearts even this morning. Amen. Amen.

So, and I wonder what Christmas will be like if we focus on humbling

ourselves, just like Jesus did, and submitting to the will of God the

Father. Amen. So that's the first reason Jesus came to do the will

of God the Father. Jesus also came in my second point here, Jesus

came to earth to die in our place for our sins. Now, from

this point I will go on to explain a little bit more about the virgin

birth of Jesus, and why is it so important? Okay, as we

now, as we are celebrating Christmas. So Jesus, let's read from John

chapter twelve, verse twenty seven, and he says, now my soul is

troubled. Okay, Jesus said, and what shall I say? Father saved

me from this hour, but for this purpose I came to this hour,

all right. So Jesus, when he was go about to die on the

cross, he was praying earnestly, and his sweat was like blood dripping.

Okay. In fact, Jesus was praying, Oh, this is so hard,

this is so tough, Father, if possible, I do not want

to take this cup. Can it be somebody else? All right? Why

does it heaving me? Why not? Jesus? So fear away? Okay,

okay, okay, So for this purpose. But he knew his purpose,

and he said, but Father, not my will, but your will

be done right. But for this purpose I came for this hour. Now,

this hour that was mentioned in this verse, okay, is basically talking

about the all that Jesus had to go to, his betrayal, his arrests,

his trial, and his condemnation for claiming to be the son of God,

and ultimately his death on the cross for our sins. Now, we

all know that the religious leaders brought him to Pilot and then they lied about

his statement in order to have him killed. Eventually, Pilot brought Jesus before

the crowd. And what did the crowd called for? Crucify him? Now,

so that afternoon on Friday, Now this is the date according to the

Jewish calendal nis Son fourteen eighty de three. Christ died on the cross for

our sins. What does this mean? It means that Jesus substituted himself for

us and suffered for our sins. Now, why I'm saying all this,

later we will go a little bit more. Right, He is our substitutionary

atonement. He did not have to die for our sins. But he did

it willingly on our behalf. That means, just like you have two kids,

the one that's wrong, who's supposed to get the king's not the one

who got the king, the sister God the king like okay, okay.

So Jesus took our place to die on the cross as a penalty for sin,

because the penalty of sin is death right. So he took that on

the cross from himself. Now in One Peter, chapter two, verses twenty

four to twenty five, it says, who himself, as in Jesus,

bore our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, having

died to sins, might live for righteousness. By whose stripes you were healed,

for you were like sheep going astray, but have now returned to the

shepherd and overseer of your souls. So again, whose stripes you were healed,

He died for our sins. Amen. In March chapter ten, verse

forty five states Jesus came to Earth to ransom many. He ransom the elike,

for even the Son of Men did not come to be saved, but

to serve and to give his life a ransom for many. So, again,

drawing from scripture, we know the reason why Jesus came. Amen.

Jesus came not need to the will of God, the Father. Jesus came

to take our place on the cross and to die for our sins. Amen.

Amen. Now, why is Jesus the perfect sacrifice? Why cannot be?

If Rafael sin I die for Rafel? Why not me? Why Jesus?

Why is Jesus the perfect sacrifice? So Christ's sacrifice of himself for our

sins would not have been possible without the virgin birth. So Mary Joseph all

played a part in the birth of Jesus to make this possible. Right,

Okay, because sometimes when we read and when we see all this, all

the skids are all because we are so used to when we know the story

in and out. But so even myself, I was just sterving about it

and reading about it again, yeah and again and now understanding a little bit

more. Why is it so important? So it is important because for three

again not these are not the only reasons it's important. I'm just drawing three

reasons out. Okay, the virgin birth is important for three reasons recorded it

now? Why again, scripture doesn't record everything, but the fact that scripture

records it means it is important, okay. So it's important because the scripture

records it. It was prophesied long time ago, seven hundred years ago in

the Old Testament, and it reveals Christ was holy all right, via the

virgin birth. So let's go to the first one. Now, if those

of us we read we read the Bible, we know that the Bible does

not record everything. It doesn't say. It doesn't talk about, for example,

the story about when the angel Gabriel appeared to marry and to announce to

her that she is the chosen one that will bring forth a son. The

Bible did not mention anything about Mary's parents, Okay, so a lot of

it will be imaginative later we can imagine how the power of her parents have

felt. And it talks about Joseph. But they mentioned about Joseph's parents and

other things around as well. Okay. But the fact that it is mentioned

meaning it is important, okay, Okay. So now let's look at where

it is mentioned in scriptures. So let's go back to the story in Louk

chapter one, right, folks, We'll start reading from verse twenty six to

thirty eight Verse twenty six in Luke chapter one. Now, in the sixth

month, the angel Gabriel was sent by God to a city of Galilee named

Nezareth, to a virgin betrothed to a man named whose name was Joseph of

the House of David. The virgin's name was Mary, and having come in,

the Angel said to her, rejoice, highly favored one, the Lord

is with you. The blessed are you among women. But when she saw

him, she was troubled at his saying and considered what manner of greeting this

was. Then the Angel said to her to not be afraid, Mary,

for you have found favor with God. And behold, you will conceive in

your womb and bring forth a son, and shall call his name Jesus.

He will be great and will be called the Son of the Highest. And

the Lord God will give him the throne of his father David, and he

will reign over the House of Jacob forever, and of his kingdom there will

be no end. Then Mary said to the Angel, how can this be,

since I do not know a man. And the Angel answered her and

said to her, the Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power

of the Highest will overshadow you. Therefore also that the Holy One who is

to be born will be called the Son of God. Now, indeed,

Elizabeth, your relative, has also conceived a son in her old age,

and this is now the sixth month for her who has who was called Baron.

For with God nothing will be impossible. A man that Mary said,

behold the mid servant of the Lord. Let it be to me according to

your word. And the angel departed from her. So this passage shows us

again about the story about how the angel appeared to marry. And we all

are very familiar. Okay, So the baby will be virgin born. So

we are told in verse one the angel appeal to marry, and his name

was Gabriel. Okay. And this angel is not just any angel. Gabriel

stood in the presence of God. Okay. Earlier in the chapter we read

about it. The fact that this angel appears is significant since he normally stands

in the presence of God, and he was like God's and misery. He's

not just any angel who visited Mary. Now, So in verse twenty seven,

if we were told twice that Mary was a virgin, now the normal

Greek word for virgin just means she is not married. But in verse thirty

four we see the word virgin again, and it explicitly just means she's not

knowing a man. Not only was she not married, doesn't mean not married,

not knowing a man can don't even think. Okay, So not mary

is one thing she was not She has not been engaged in any sexual activity.

That's what it means. Okay. So in verse thirty four we find

that Mary told the angel she was a virgin. So how do we know

that if she was not a virgin? She wouldn't ask that question. She

can only ask that question, how can this be? When the Angel told

her, since I do not know a man? Okay, Not only she's

not married, she does not know a man. So now in verse thirty

five, the angel gave her the answer. Okay. So the angel gave

the answer that the Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of

the highest will overshadow you. So this will overshadow in the Greek just means

there's a cloud, like a sense of a cloud that will envelop her.

All right, So in some sense the Holy Spirit will come and envelop her.

So Gabriel said that, and that's how the child will be conceived.

And this is a miracle isn't it. People. This is a miracle,

all right, And this is a miracle that only God can do. And

that's why the angel Gabriel have to come and explain everything to Mary. If

you were married, what how do you feel? I think I'm married?

Is so braver. The fact that she can say be unto me the donn

song according to your word? Okay, although the age group you know I'm

talking about, Okay, Okay, So that song that says, be it

unto me Lord, according to your word. I'm sure she was. She

was scared. I'm sure she was worried. I'm sure she had one thousand

Okay, it's me. I got like one thousand and one thoughts in my

head and questions in my head. I'm like, no, they canna be

cann it being conclate? Okay, Okay. So but yes, Mary,

Now, it wasn't immediately, okay, that she got pregnant straight away.

It wasn't. So I think if we read the Bible. Later on,

she went to visit her relative Elizabeth, okay, and then she stayed there

for three months. Then only after that it was recorded in the Bible again.

In between, we don't know what happened. Okay, it wasn't recorded,

but we know after the visit she was then with child. Okay.

Then only who knows Joseph or your poor guy that I tell you he doesn't

know at all what's going on. Okay, okay. So like we talked

about Joseph in a while, okay, okay. But the awesome thing in

this verse that the angel has to remind Mary is what we read earlier on

doing worship. It's verse thirty seven. For with God, nothing will be

impossible because I can imagine how Mary feels to be this is impossible. Okay,

So nothing is impossible. So now this is one of the passages in

the Bible that talks about this. And then there's another passage in Matthew.

So Matthieu also wrote about the story. So in Methil chapter one, we

are told that the Angel of the Lord visits Joseph in the dream. So

this occurs because Joseph and Mary again are engaged, okay, and then he

will eventually discover that she is pregnant. So that's why the Angel of the

Lord have to appear to Joseph as well. Let's read Matthew chapter one,

verse eighteen to twenty three. Now, the birth of Jesus Christ was as

follows. After his mother Mary was betrothed to Joseph, before they came together,

she was found with child of the Holy Spirit. Then Joseph, her

husband, being adjustment and not wanting to make her a public example, was

minded to put her away sick. But while he thought about these things,

behold and injel the Lord appeared to him in a dream, saying, Joseph,

son of David, do not be afraid to take to you Mary your

wife, for that which is conceived in her is of the Holy Spirit.

And she will bring forth the son, and you shall call his name Jesus

for her safe peace people from their sins. So all this was done that

it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the Lord true the prophet, saying,

behold, the Virgin shall be with child and there a son, and

they shall call his name Emmanuel, which is translated God with us. So

Methil added the translation of the name. Okay, okay. So now by

then only Joseph knew that this baby is of the Holy Spirit. Prior to

that, do you think he believed Mary? Okay? So now engagement back

then right in the Jewish culture is such, it's like a legal contract I

feel. Okay, I might be not fully right, but this is what

I think. But my understanding is that your r M. Now eagerly they

get married and they stay whatever they sign or whatever, okay, and it

is marriage, all right, so it's legally bound and its marriage. However,

for us, now what we practice is your URMs and maybe just the

day before, two days before, and then you take your vows after that.

Right, for them, they must wait one year, okay before the

final IDs why so that it can prove whether the woman is a pure woman

or not. Okay, So if she was a virgin, she would be

a virgin. Is not, she will be found with child after that year.

So that's exactly what happened to Mary, okay in the eyes of Joseph.

All right, Yeah, so if she became pregnant, then the marriage

will be canceled. So that's the basic purpose of this one year wait.

So Verse eighteen mentions that before the angel visited Joseph, he discovered that Mary

was pregnant. So meaning after Mary visited Elizabeth came back, she was with

child. I'm sure her parents will find out now in those days when they

arbitrath the parents are involved on all right, So the parents are involved.

Imagine she has now the angel did the Bible record the Angel appeared to the

parents, or the best to marry, I tell you, and or the

best of Joseph, So did not appeal to the parents. So Mary has

the job to tell her parents that I'm with child, and then she has

a job to tell Joseph, and Joseph bearents that she's a child. Do

you think they believe her? I doubted, I personally doubted that Joseph believe

her. I doubted that Joseph's parents believe her, and I think maybe even

her own parents did not believe her. Okay, So that is what she

would have to go through in order to work in obedience to what the Angel

has said to her to be the mother of Jesus. Now again the Bible

didn't say, but I imagine we imagine all right. Then later on only

Joseph found out, okay. So in verse nineteen reports that instead of planning

to stone her, he can have her stone. But he was a righteous

man adjustment. Sometimes I wonder being adjustment a righteous man, shouldn't you do

the right thing stone her life. But just man, righteous man, doesn't

mean it means giving grace and being merciful. Amen. So he decided to

actually quietly like divorce her so that he doesn't have to make a scene,

don't have to embarrass or disgrace her all right. Then God came to the

rescue by appearing in a dream to Joseph. Amen. So, and then

the rest of it. We have read it already. So this is the

same message when the Angel gave to Joseph. It's the same message that the

angel gave to Mary as well, that that Jesus would be virgin born,

and is repeated as well. So verse twenty one tells us why Christ was

going to be virgin born, and she will bring forth a son, and

you shall call his name Jesus. Why because cause he will save his people

from their sins. I'm not sure if Mary and Joseph understood it at that

time, But without being born of a virgin birth, he is not eligible

to be the savior of our sins. And I said, okay, So

he was going to be born in order to save people from the sins.

So now, very good. Again, these are not the only two passages

in the New Testament that reveals about christ virgin birth. There are others as

well, but I'm just drawing this now. As I mentioned, it's also

prophesied in the Old Testament in Isaiah chapter seven, verse fourteen. Therefore,

the Lord himself will give you a sign. Behold, a sign. Why

is a sign needed? A sign needed? Is only when something some you

need to convince someone or something correct, I give you a sign, a

sign, okay, So a sign. Behold, the Virgin shall conceive and

bear a sign God that's not normal. And you shall call his name Immanual.

All right. So again this message was given before any ultrasound, any

all these technology, okay. And all we know is that his name is

Emmanuel. And all this was seven hundred years before. And now Matthew,

the author of the book or the Gospel of Matthew, report about this clearly

in chapter one. So in chapter one of Matthew twenty three we read it,

behold the Virgin shall be with child. Amen. So if you do

not know what's the meaning of Emmanual, Metal translated it for us as well.

Okay, So again again, because it is not only mentioned and recorded

in the Bible, it is prophesied, and that's why it is so important.

But again, what sums it all up is that the virgin birth reveals

that Christ was holy. Now again, Jesus kay had to be sinless in

order to be the perfect sacrifice. So questions for all of us, how

could a holy God be born into this world and not be virgin born.

If he had not been virgin born, he would have been a sinner,

since he would have had a human father and mother, just like you and

I. This is this is the ultimate reason for the virgin birth, all

right, Okay, So in Romans chapter five, let's read some verses.

Now, Therefore, just as true one man, sin entered the world,

and death true sin, and thus death spread to all men because all sin.

So this verse tells us that sin entered the world to Adam Adam's sin,

and expect to all of us. So it's just like an infection like

covid. Okay, okay, so we get we all get infected by sin.

But in verse nineteen, if you read on, but as by one

man's disobedience, many were made sinners, so also by one man's which is

jesus is obedience, many will be made righteous. Amen. Amen, Amen.

So this message is very simple. Adam caused the whole human race on

the sin. Okay, and everyone and anyone born into this world, it's

a sinner and only to Jesus, Amen, we can be saved. Hallelujah.

Now I'm convincing you about the fact that that we are all born sinners.

Okay, Psalms fifty one, verse five. It's King David road Behold,

I was brought forth in iniquity and in sin. My mother conceive me

all right, So we are all born sinners, and we prove that we

are sinners every day by the fact that we do wrong right and we sin.

Now, sometimes we are upset the fact that we are sinners. No,

it's not my foot right Adams for whitakay, like think you're upset,

right, Yeah, but we cannot run away, and you and I we

sin. We violate God's standards and commands constantly. Although all of us are

those of us who are in the Lord. Yes we depend on the Holy

Spirit. Yes we are more than overcomers, Amen, but we all know

that we all sin. So it is important because it's important to understand this,

because we need to understand that our God is infinite in all his attributes,

and that means he's infinitely holy. He is holy to the end degree.

In one John one five, we are told that there's no shadow of

turning with God. God does not sin. Therefore, the question is,

how does a holy God become a human when every descendant of Adam inherits a

sinful nature? You and I okay, and be demonstrated by sinning. So

if you have not discovered anything so far, now remember this. How can

a holy God enter this world in human flesh when the sin nature is passed

on from one person to another person? How can a holy God come into

this world and remain infinitely holy? There can only be one way, right

the virgin birth. Amen. Now, let's read first, Peter, and

I'm drawing to a close right now, Chapter two, verses twenty one to

twenty five. Now going back before we read this, going back again to

the story of Mary and Joseph. Mary, also, Mary had to take

her step of obedience even yeah, even as she said, be it unto

me according to your word, Lord, she for she can already foresee all

the different troubles and the challenges that she will be in. Same with Joseph,

as well when Joseph, and in the end Joseph married Mary, right,

he did not deny the fact that she was pregnant. No, that

means she was still pregnant before the wedding. Okay, So whether it was

a disgrace to the family, whether or not at that time, whether the

parents believed them or not, we do not know. But that was what

they had to go through, all right. Yeah, So first Peter,

chapter two, verse twenty one to twenty five for today's you were called because

Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an example that you should follow his

steps. Who committed no sin, nor was deceit found in his mouth,

who when he was revold, did not revout in return. When he suffered,

he did not threaten, but committed himself, Him who judges righteously,

who himself bore our sins in his own body. We read earlier on the

tree that we, having died to sins, might live for righteousness. Amen,

by whose stripes you were healed, for you were like sheep going astray,

but have now returned to the shepherd and overseer of your soul. So

Jesus lived here, and he did not sin. Why he was not born

as a sinner, he was a holy God. Amen. So James One

also tells us that nothing is impossible. That sorry, that it is impossible

for God to sin. So isn't it interesting if you have if we if

you and I are the one hanging on the cross for someone else, right,

we will be probably like scolding the person you know you right, yeah,

we'll be saying things that we know you shouldn't say. But not Christ,

all right? Amen? So Christ's sacrifice, so he was the perfect

sacrifice. Why again, it takes a sinless God who came down in human

flesh on the cross to take away our sins. He had to be sinless

in order to die in our place so that our sins can be forgiven.

Amen. He was the perfect sacrifice. And he and the and the beautiful

part is that he didn't need to do that. Jesus did it on his

own accord. He did it willingly, and he could have let every one

of us die and wrot in hell, but he did not a man a

man, Halley Liliah. So the virgin birth is foundational to having our sins

forgiven and for having eternal life, because you and I are all sinners.

I'm a sinner. You are sinner. Jesus to our sins upon himself,

as we have read just not in first Peter. And the only way we

can have eternal life is by recognizing that we are first sinners. Amen.

So that's why in our church when we give a call, if there's any

one of you like, we want to give a call for you to respond

and you give your heart to Jesus. The first step that we all need

to take is to firstly admit that we have sin. Because until the admission

of sin, we won't we don't, we won't come to a point where

we think we need internal life and we need a savior, right. And

the only way again to be safe is to recognize that we are sinners and

that He forgives us and that one and we and to want him to come

into our hearts and lives to change us. In man, let me tell

you a story as I close. Now, there's a story told again and

written by an unknown person. A story told about three men who were climbing

a mountain. Now the context is in those snow mountains. I don't think

we have that kind of experience, but yeah, we can imagine they had

two guides. So three men climbing, one guide at the back and one

guide at the front, and they were all tied together as mountain climbers do

on snow covered mountains. So they were climbing the snow covered mountain, and

the guide in the back slipped. When he slipped, he fell over the

cliff, and since he was tied to everyone else up in the chain,

he yanked the three men who were between him and the first guy. So

four of them were hanging on the rope and only the guide at the top

was hoading on. Now, the guide's eyes picked okay, was jammed into

the ice and which with wood strength he held on while the other four men

climbed up over him to safety. Okay, that's the only way. So

one man holding on so that the other four men can climb the safety.

So the four men was saved because of one man who had slammed his pick

and desperately hung on. Well, in the garden of Eden, the first

Adam slipped and fell, and we were all hooked into him. By our

nature, we became sinners. And when Adam died, we all died.

When he slipped and fell, we all slipped and fell with him. We

were all hanging over the age and hated the word and eternal abbys. And

there was someone else on that road. He was born of a virgin,

a man like you and me, and he dug in. He was born

a perfect baby, He lived a perfect life, He did everything according to

the will of God. He dunk in, and then he died on the

cross and rose on the day. And because he done in, all who

was slipping and hating into abbys because of sin can be be living in Christ

can reach safety and into eternal life. Amen. And we know that that

guide, that first guide is Jesus. Imen. Do you have eternal life?

Church? And I know I'm speaking to some of us today, or

are you confident that you have eternal life? Christmas is not just a season

about yes see, remembering again a baby being born in a manger, but

about a holy God who was born as a sinless human in order to die

on the cross for you and I so that you and I can have our

sins forgiven and spend eternity with God as opposed to an eternity in hell.

So this summarizes the reason why Jesus came to earth and was born as a

human man, a human baby. He had to be sinless in order to

die in our place so that our sins can be forgiven and that we can

be reconciled with God. He came to save you, He came to save

me. At the same time. He didn't just come to save us and

leave us alone. He came to set in motion the destruction of the works

of the devil. Amen, hallelujah. And that is why he came.

And this is what Christmas is all about. Amen about Jesus, about God

himself. God the Son who pre existed, as I said earlier on,

chose to be sent forth. Send forth here also means they had like omitting

and decided that God the Son will come forth in human flesh. That's the

only way, born of a virgin birth, the only way so that he

can save us. And all this was planned from the beginning of time.

God. Oh ready, God the Father had planned it all to save you

and I how can we not accept Jesus' immen hallelujah. So I want to

close with this verse. In Collosions, chapter one, in verse thirteen and

fourteen, he says he has delivered us from the power of darkness and conveyed

us into the Kingdom of the Son of His Love Amen, in whom we

have redemption through His blood the forgiveness of sins. Hallelujah. We hope you've

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that this week is going to be a good week, a hit for you. God bless