Thursday, May 23, 2019

No 101 In what sense is the life of Christ a Mystery


COMPENDIUM SERIES

Jesus the Teacher: Compendium Series Icon.


No 101 In what sense is the life of Christ a Mystery? (512- 521, 561-562) 

WHAT DOES THE COMPENDIUM SAY?

Compendium states: not

The entire life of Christ is a revelation.  What was visible in the earthly life of Christ leads us to the invisible mystery of the divine sonship ’’ whoever has Me has seen the Father’’
(Jn 14:9). Furthermore, even though salvation comes completely from the cross and Resurrection, the entire life of Christ is a mystery of redemption because everything that Jesus did, said and suffered had for its aim the salvation of fallen human beings and the restoration of their vocation as children of God.


PERSONAL RESPONSE

What does this mean for me?

  • I can thank God constantly for being God and wanting to restore me to full life in Him as a child of God.
  • I can be, through the grace of God, an example to other people by my life  to plant a seed to help them turn their minds and hearts back to God, their Father, Jesus His Son through the power of the Holy Spirit. 
  • I can ponder carefully all that Jesus did and said recorded in the New Testament to appreciate more deeply His aim of salvation for myself and for the world.
  • I can thank God that the mission of Jesus was to save.

Questions to consider.

1   What impact does the life of Christ have and what does it mean to me?

2. How would I explain the life of Christ as a mystery so it would have an impact on the life of the other person to whom I am explaining it to them? 

3.      What steps can I take to embrace the knowing more about the life of Christ on earth by understanding more deeply the New Testament?  

4.  What benefit does it have to me knowing that the aim of Jesus and His mission was to save humanity?    

5.    When I think of the enormous suffering and death of Jesus, what impact does it have in my heart to know how much He loves me.?  

6.      How can the Resurrection of Jesus be incorporated into my daily life as part of the overall theme of redemption? 





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