Kristus er oppstått! (påske)

EPISODE · May 25, 2023 · 2 MIN

Kristus er oppstått! (påske)

from Tapas for troen · host Norea Mediemisjon

Han er ikke her, han er oppstått, slik som han sa. Kom og se stedet hvor han lå!" (Matt. 28,6) Ja, Jesus er stått opp igjen, og Han lever! Og dette er ett av de versene som forteller om det. Men vi har mange vers i Bibelen som forteller om det samme. I Romerne 6 står det: "Vi vet at når Kristus er oppreist fra de døde, så dør han ikke mer, for døden har ikke lenger makt over ham." (v. 9). Og i 1. Korinterne 15: "Men nå er Kristus stått opp fra de døde, som førstegrøden av dem som er sovnet inn." (v. 20). Og i Hebreerne 10 står det: "Han har innviet en ny og levende vei for oss dit inn gjennom forhenget, det vil si hans jordiske legeme." (v. 20). Og Peter fortsetter i det første brevet sitt: "Kom til ham, den levende stein, som vel ble vraket av mennesker, men er utvalgt og dyrebar for Gud." (2, 4). Og så sier Jesus selv i Åpenbaringen 1: "Frykt ikke! Jeg er den første og den siste og den levende. Jeg var død, men se, jeg lever i all evighet og har nøklene til døden og dødsriket." (v. 17-18). Ja, hvis vi skulle være i tvil, så er Kristus oppstått! Ja, Han er sannelig oppstått! Kom og se stedet der Han lå! Ja, la oss feire dette i dag, feire seieren over døden, feire at Jesus lever i all evighet. Og at Han skal hente oss en gang, og så skal vi også få leve i all evighet sammen med Ham! av Eli Fuglestad TFT430

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