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Joy Of Salvation
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2022
September
16
Joy Of Salvation

CHRISTIAN LIFE, DEVOTIONAL, JOY, SALVATION
Joy Of Salvation
Text: Isaiah 12:3 KJV
Further Reading: Luke 2:7-14
Therefore with joy shall ye draw water out of the wells of salvation.
ISAIAH 12:3 NKJV
MESSAGE
When a new child is born, there is joy in the family. However, when a person is born again, there is a greater joy called the joy of salvation. This is because the Bible says that when a person is saved, there is joy in heaven – I.e the entire host of heaven rejoice with exceeding great joy over a sinner saved by grace (Luke 15:7,10).
This newborn believer gets the same heaven treatment as the time when the Lord was born. Angels and a multitude of hosts of heavens singing and praising God (Luke 2:13-14).
It is this same heavenly joy that is translated into the soul of the converted sinner. He will not be able to define it because it’s from above, and this day becomes arguably the best of his life. A joy that springs up from the knowledge of forgiveness and eternal life in Christ Jesus. He is sure that God is no longer angry with him and that he is now at peace with God.
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2022
September
16
Joy Of Salvation

CHRISTIAN LIFE, DEVOTIONAL, JOY, SALVATION
Joy Of Salvation
Text: Isaiah 12:3 KJV
Further Reading: Luke 2:7-14
Therefore with joy shall ye draw water out of the wells of salvation.
ISAIAH 12:3 NKJV
MESSAGE
When a new child is born, there is joy in the family. However, when a person is born again, there is a greater joy called the joy of salvation. This is because the Bible says that when a person is saved, there is joy in heaven – I.e the entire host of heaven rejoice with exceeding great joy over a sinner saved by grace (Luke 15:7,10).
This newborn believer gets the same heaven treatment as the time when the Lord was born. Angels and a multitude of hosts of heavens singing and praising God (Luke 2:13-14).
It is this same heavenly joy that is translated into the soul of the converted sinner. He will not be able to define it because it’s from above, and this day becomes arguably the best of his life. A joy that springs up from the knowledge of forgiveness and eternal life in Christ Jesus. He is sure that God is no longer angry with him and that he is now at peace with God.