My Redeemer Lives
For I know that my Redeemer liveth. –Job 19:25
It is a matter of great comfort and rejoicing to any person, whatever circumstances he is in, when he can say that he knows that his Redeemer lives.
First: It [Job’s statement] implies that he knows that Christ is the appointed Redeemer and Savior of man. It implies a knowledge of Christ’s divine mission; that he was no imposter, but indeed a person sent from God to reveal his mind and will. It implies a knowing that he is the Messiah, as he professed himself to be, and that he is the person that God has pitched upon and sent into the world, and that he might be the Savior of men from their sins and from eternal destruction. It implies what Peter professed in the sixth of John, v. 69:
And we believe and are sure that thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God.
Excerpt from the sermon I Know My Redeemer Liveth by Jonathan Edwards, 1740
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I’m a self-taught photographer and when my vision started affecting my ability to take portraits, I needed an outlet for my creative drive. I asked for paints for my birthday in 2017, and loved how much I could do with acrylic paint. In 2019 I picked up watercolor as a way to release stress during hospital stays.
