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6 responses to “Grief in Loss and Joy in Gain: Death Is Defeated and Eternal Life Guaranteed!”

  1. Miriam

    Preciosa meditación. Realmente nunca debemos tomar a la ligera el sacrificio y sufrimiento de Jesús durante Su pasión y muerte. Y nunca dejar de maravillarnos y adorarlo por Su poderosa Resurrección que nos garantiza nuestra justificación y vida eterna.

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    1. This is A New Day!

      Muchas gracias por tu valioso y esperanzador comentario. Todo lo que el significa e hizo por nosotros solo se puede comprender en medida, de acuerdo a la revelacion que recibamos, el resto, lo comprenderemos cuando le veamos cara a cara.

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  2. linda

    Wonderful writing about the Holy Week…so interesting the way you wove together the events of Jesus’ death and Resurrection…..very uplifting and meaningful! Always enjoy the scriptures you chose to tell the story…..thank you!

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    1. This is A New Day!

      Thank you, for your support! I pray Holy Spirit continue speaking to all.

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  3. beautiful

    I am so glad Jesus died on the cross for everyone, even for me and you… Last night I was thinking about the pain Jesus had hanging on the cross and was willing to die for our sins and our sicknesses. In comparing with our own pain, our pain means nothing…
    I sent a message to David that Jesus also died for him. I am so grateful, even I am often sad, being a christian, otherwise I never would have the power to go on in life.
    God gave me a precious friend like you to pray and bring me consolation in difficult times.
    Big Easter 🐣 hugs and 🙌

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    1. This is A New Day!

      Meditating on Jesus pain and sufferings for us, bring another perspective into our realities. The key here is to bring pain and emotions to the cross,in mindful prayer to receive his instruction, and obey. That is one of the meanings of “take up your cross everyday, and follow me.” Let’s never forget that we also must “share on his sufferings, but he is our healer as well”. Thank you for your comment.

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