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Art Thou The King Of The Jews?

John 18.33-37

This almost ends the conversation between the Savior and the Roman governor. What remains is your response. We know Pilate's response. Although he knew Jesus was the King of the Jews, he denied the King of the Jews. We know the response of the chief priests. They denied the King of the Jews. Judas Iscariot denied the King of the Jews. Denying Jesus does not alter the reality that He is the King of the Jews. It only deprives you of an eternity of bliss and delight, instead suffering the torment of the damned for all eternity. What will your response be? Will you ask the question, Is Jesus the King of the Jews? Will you come to see and admit that He is the King of the Jews? And then, will you respond to the truth about Him to save your eternal and undying soul?

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Quote of the Week

The proof that the Church universally held to the first day as the day of public worship is found in Justin Martyr's "Apology," presented to the Emperor Antoninus Pius, A.D. 150, where, giving an account of the public worship of Christians, he says: "On the day which is called Saturday, all, whether dwelling in the towns or in the villages, hold meetings; and the memoirs of the apostles, and the writings of the prophets, are read,.… We all commonly hold our assemblies on Sunday, because it is the first day on which God converted the darkness and matter, and framed the world; and Jesus Christ our Saviour, on the same day, arose from the dead.

George N. H. Peters (November 30, 1825 – October 7, 1909)

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