verse of the day

Monday, 3 July 2023

Lest we forget ( Luke 22 v 14 - 20 )

 Recently I watched an old war movie ,it was in black and white, and involved,' bomber command', unlike modern movies,it didn't glorify violence,it stressed the loss of many dear young men, and the sadness that brought.It was Winston Churchill who said,''Never in the history of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few''.Those brave airmen payed a great price so that we could  escape a great tyranny,that would have destroyed so much that we  held dear, and love.That old movie I watched had a very important  message, and its this,' lest we forget'.Now turn to another battle ground,where we see a man hanging on a cross, a young man,who is that young man?,His name is Jesus,when He came from heaven, he knew the purpose of his coming was to die on the cross,and in that dying  to wage war against all that 's evil in this world. Against the devil, that being who hates God and his creation,one who hold's so many in his power. Last but not least ,he came to defeat death. He won the victory over them all, but at a tremendous cost,it cost Him everything.Now let me ask you a question why do we keep the 'Lord's tale'?,and I will tell you why,''Lest we forget''.it appears incredible that any of us will ever forget  what Jesus did for us on Calvary's  cross,but sad to say there are those who have.So don't forsake the Lords table ,lest you forget,and wander away from Him who loved you and died for you.

                                                    '  Lest I forget Gethsemane,

                                                       Lest I forget Thine agony,

                                                      Lest I forget Thy love for me,

                                                       Lead me to Calvary'. 

                                                        Words .  Jenny. E. Mussey.

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