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- Whatever beauty there may be in the material world, Jesus Christ possesses all of that in the spiritual world to the nth degree. Among flowers the rose is regarded as the sweetest, but Jesus is infinitely more beautiful in the garden of the soul than a rose in the gardens of earth. He takes the first place as the fairest among ten thousand.
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Jun 27, 2018 · We often miss Christ’s beauty in his word because our hearts are out of sync. Pastor John explains how he prepares his heart to meet God.
Feb 4, 2019 · So we see the beauty of Christ not apophatically (in what Christ isn’t), but rather cataphatically (in what Christ is). Explain this and how daily Bible readers see the beauty of Christ in every verse of the Gospels.
May 30, 2017 · The Creator of all things is the source of beauty. We find beauty in Him because He is permanent, powerful, and perfect. God finds pleasure in Jesus, and through Jesus, all things in heaven and earth are reconciled into a harmonious blending that is pleasing to God and to us.
We see the beauty of his justice, for God put Christ forward as a propitiation for our sins by his blood, that he might demonstrate his righteousness and prove that he is himself both just and the justifier of him who has faith in Jesus (Romans 3:25, 26).
What are some of the qualities of the believer's beauty? (1) It is a derived beauty. (2) It is real (Song of Solomon 4:1). The judgment of Christ concerning His children, and the world's opinion of them, are very different. (3) It is of a spiritual nature, His adorning is the hidden man of the heart (1 Peter 3:4).
Beauty threads its way through the Christmas services of worship. The opening prayer at the Roman Catholic Midnight Mass, for instance, describes ‘this holy night’ as radiant with the splendour and beauty of Christ. The first reading, Isaiah 9:2-7, signals the beautiful light of God which now shines upon those who have ‘walked in darkness’.
The beauty of Jesus Christ! not an outward beauty, such as appeals to the physical part of man. "When we see Him there is no beauty that we should desire Him." He does not stand out as an Apollo of the Greeks or as a Samson of the Bible stories.
