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During this time of Advent, we should remember the great hope for the Messiah that was present within the hearts of old Israel throughout the generations: the hope that the seed of Jesse will rule over all the nations and the child of Eve will one day crush the serpent's head.
The hope that had been placed in the Messiah was indeed worthwhile and exists as a present reality for us today. When we 21st century believers look around and observe death, despair, and evil forces, we can instead look to God like one looks toward an evergreen tree in the midst of the decay of winter. It's hope stands eternal--a locus of vibrancy and life amidst a backdrop of death. That is our hope forever. Amen.
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During this time of Advent, we should remember the great hope for the Messiah that was present within the hearts of old Israel throughout the generations: the hope that the seed of Jesse will rule over all the nations and the child of Eve will one day crush the serpent's head.
The hope that had been placed in the Messiah was indeed worthwhile and exists as a present reality for us today. When we 21st century believers look around and observe death, despair, and evil forces, we can instead look to God like one looks toward an evergreen tree in the midst of the decay of winter. It's hope stands eternal--a locus of vibrancy and life amidst a backdrop of death. That is our hope forever. Amen.