<p>When Jesus came the first time, He came with the full power and authority of the godhead to undo the curse of sin wherever He went as a demonstration of His divinity and glory. As we consider here in Luke 7:1-17 the stories of the faithful Centurion and the Resurrection of the widow of Nain's son, we see how Christ's Authority Emboldens Our Faith, and how Christ's Compassion Evokes His Glory. </p>

When Jesus came the first time, He came with the full power and authority of the godhead to undo the curse of sin wherever He went as a demonstration of His divinity and glory. As we consider here in Luke 7:1-17 the stories of the faithful Centurion and the Resurrection of the widow of Nain's son, we see how Christ's Authority Emboldens Our Faith, and how Christ's Compassion Evokes His Glory.

<p>When Jesus came the first time, He came with the full power and authority of the godhead to undo the curse of sin wherever He went as a demonstration of His divinity and glory. As we consider here in Luke 7:1-17 the stories of the faithful Centurion and the Resurrection of the widow of Nain's son, we see how Christ's Authority Emboldens Our Faith, and how Christ's Compassion Evokes His Glory.&nbsp;</p>

Undoing the Curse of Sin

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