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Second by second 2000 years have trickled through the hourglass of time since Jesus Christ walked the shores of ancient Galilee. Shortly after the death and resurrection of Christ, a faith-filled Apostle wrote, "The light continues to shine in the darkness, for the darkness has never overpowered it" (John 1:5 Williams). John, of course, meant that Christ had come as a light in a dark world, and with His coming, man had a new purpose in living, a new hope to brighten the day. Two thousand years later, it takes even greater faith to believe that darkness is really passing away.
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Second by second 2000 years have trickled through the hourglass of time since Jesus Christ walked the shores of ancient Galilee. Shortly after the death and resurrection of Christ, a faith-filled Apostle wrote, "The light continues to shine in the darkness, for the darkness has never overpowered it" (John 1:5 Williams). John, of course, meant that Christ had come as a light in a dark world, and with His coming, man had a new purpose in living, a new hope to brighten the day. Two thousand years later, it takes even greater faith to believe that darkness is really passing away.

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