Do you remember
your A-B-C’s? You know, the traditional A is for
apple; B is for baby and so on. I wondered if there could be a Christian
version. Strong’s Concordance supplied the following:
A-Adopted B-Blessed C-Conquering D-DeliveredE-Established F-Free G-Graced H-HealedI-Inheritor J-Justified K-Known L-Loved M-MinisteringN-Named O-Over comer P-Precious Q-QuickenedR-Redeemed S-Saved T-Transformed U-UprightV-Valued W-Wanted Y-YieldedX- Z-Zealous
There’s no X word in an English Bible, but in the
Greek, it’s Xpioros, or Christos, meaning
anointed, Messiah, an epithet of Jesus Christ.
The Dictionary
says X stands for Christ as in Xn (Christian) and Xmas (Christmas). X also stands for the algebra unknowns
we fought in math class. We may wish to
have or be everything in this new alphabet version but without X, the
Christ, it’s impossible.
Where is the X,
the Christ in our lives? Is He X,
the unknown?
X, the Christ, a shortcut to what we want?
Or is He X, the
crucified Christ, raised from the dead and our personal Saviour?
John 6:69: And we believe and are sure that thou
art the Christ, the Son of the living God (KJV)
Prayer: Father, thanks for X, the known
Christ! Amen.
Brenda J Wood, author & speaker
The Pregnant Pause of Grief, the first trimester of widowhood
http://heartfeltdevotionals.com
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Brenda, I like your question, where is the X?
ReplyDeleteFor me, like you, He is Christ the crucified, Christ the risen, and Christ the One who lives in my heart.
Brenda, I enjoyed your post. You've used a common concept to teach a spiritual truth. Thanks for sharing!
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