Grace and Truth Came by Jesus Christ
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The Law showed us the problem. Jesus became the solution. In this reflection, we explore the striking contrast between what came through Moses and what came through Jesus Christ. The Law had a purpose: it exposed sin, revealed our inability to become righteous through our own efforts, and showed our need for a Saviour. But it couldn't give life, produce righteousness or bring us into fellowship with God. Then came Jesus. Grace is God's loving disposition toward us, expressed through the gift of salvation, given not because we deserved it but because He loved us. Truth is the revelation of who He is, what He accomplished, and who we have become in Him. Jesus didn't just tell us about righteousness; He made us righteous. He didn't just expose sin; He removed its power and penalty. Today, we don't relate to God through rules and regulations, but through grace and truth. So walk in the righteousness He has freely given you. 📖 THEME SCRIPTURE "For the law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ." — John 1:17 (KJV) 📚 FURTHER STUDY John 1:16–17 • Romans 3:21–22 • Acts 13:38–39 🎧 If this episode blessed you, follow Rhapsody Reflections, leave a rating, and share it with someone still trying to earn God's love. Inspired by "Grace and Truth Came by Jesus Christ," Rhapsody of Realities daily devotional by Pastor Chris Oyakhilome (Monday, 12 October 2026). Rhapsody Reflections is an independent listener production and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Rhapsody of Realities or LoveWorld. Scripture: King James Version (Public Domain).
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The Law showed us the problem. Jesus became the solution. In this reflection, we explore the striking contrast between what came through Moses and what came through Jesus Christ. The Law had a purpose: it exposed sin, revealed our inability to become righteous through our own efforts, and showed our need for a Saviour. But it couldn't give life, produce righteousness or bring us into fellowship with God. Then came Jesus. Grace is God's loving disposition toward us, expressed through the gif...
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