OCTOBER 21
CHRIST SUPREME
“And He is the Head of the
body, the church: who is the
beginning, the firstborn
from the dead; that in all
He might have the
pre-eminence.” (Col. 1:18)
“Whether they be thrones, or
dominions, or
principalities, or powers:
all things were created by
Him, and for Him.” (Col.
1:16). This word
“principality” is the
‘’Greek word “arche,” same
word as used chiefly for
beginning. HE IS THE HEAD OF
ALL BEGINNINGS, He is the
Principal, the chief, First,
Supreme of all the firsts.
And through our union with
Him we find Him our complete
Victory, because He is the
original First for all our
causes.
“The stone which the
builders rejected is become
the Head of the corner. This
is the Lord’s doing, and it
is marvelous in our eyes.”
(Mark 12:10-11).
It is one thing to
comprehend even vaguely that
the God whom we serve is ALL
GOD, that He is everywhere,
and we are somewhere moving
in Him. But there is a need
to know more than that God
is over all. Jesus came
forth as the visible
manifestation which would
become A MEETING PLACE for
us to come to know the
Father, and become one with
Him. The Omnipotent God,
Creator of the universe, has
purposed a relationship with
His creation, and it is
THROUGH CHRIST we find this
becomes a reality. In Him
the fullness of Deity
continues to dwell. “I am
the Alpha and Omega, the
Beginning and the End, says
the Lord God, He Who is and
Who was and Who is to come,
the Almighty - the Ruler of
all.” (Rev. 1:8). It is IN
HIM that man also is to be
identified, and we find Him
to be touched with the
feeling of our infirmities.
In Christ Jesus, God and
creation meet, come
together, are reconciled,
and have peace.
He is “Jesus Christ the same
yesterday, and today, and
for the ages.” (Heb. 13:8).
There is no need to become
involved with the peripheral
expanse of things, but to be
merged into one with Him,
the Center of all.
Ray Prinzing |