The Typewriter
On Sunday the sermon was (of course) on the resurrection.
Christ offers us resurrection, eternal life, salvation. Not “resuscitation” – we will have to face death again. Christ offers us resurrection, to go through death and never have to face it again.
The pastor gave an illustration of a typewriter.
God is not offering us white out.
He’s not even offering us new paper.
No – Christ offers something totally new! Entirely different.
With whiteout, the mistake is still on the paper, it is only covered up. With new paper, you “get rid of the evidence”.
Christ offers us a new way…
Christ has the “delete key”.
He does not deal with us according to our sins,
nor repay us according to our iniquities.
For as high as the heavens are above the earth,
so great is his steadfast love toward those who fear him;
as far as the east is from the west,
so far does he remove our transgressions from us. (Psa 103:10-12)
- He Is Risen!
- Things That Go BUMP in the Night
Amen. Praise the Lord for the delete key!
Please Enter Me
How thankful I am for that delete key!!
In His Graces~Pamela
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What a great analogy! I have not heard it put that way before. Thank God for Jesus!
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Lisa E
Praise the Lord for that delete… for there is not enough White Out in the WORLD! Oh what a gracious God He is!
enter me, please 🙂
Cute! Thank you for “entering me”
Jen
I found you when searching for a specific scripture & so glad I did! Now I drop in when I have a minute & really enjoy your meditations. Thank you!
Please enter me, too.
Sharyn
Terrific illustration. I am so thankful for the “new way.”
Please enter me, thanks.
That’s my favorite key! I’m glad it’s His too!
Please enter me today!
Great illustration!!! For adults at least – I don’t think the kids I work with have ever seen a typewriter. 😉 Thank you for sharing!
~Vickie
please enter me today
THANK YOU JESUS for the “delete” key!! WOOHOOOOO!!!
Enter me please.
V
I wonder how many reems of paper he’s gone through on my account?!
peace~elaine
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Thank you Lord for the gift of salvation. I am thankful he has the delete key. All to often I find that even though he has deleted my sin the key stroke still is visible to the human eye, foe some sin scares us throughout our human life. I am so grateful in the eyes of God he sees the beauty with in us through Holy eyes. I want to Praise the Lord for all of the transgressions he has deleted from my life. He is so worthy of all the praise we can give him but we are not worthy of his love. That is the thing we are not worthy but because he loves us that makes us worthy to him. How I long to see that love in my Saviors eyes. Thank you for such a devotion as this. It presents an opportunity to thank God for his love. I do hope I get the chance to talk with some of the women from LWG at the conference. I want to meet the godly women that write these devotions. You ladies are fantastic…Thank You! I missed not having a devotion yesterday, I do look forward to reading them.
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Lovely post, beautiful illustration. Thank you Lord for the delete key.
What a wonderful analogy. I am so thankful for that “delete key”.
Awesome post, thanks.
Hey, it’s Wednesday, so would you please
Enter me!
Thanks.
Val
What a wonderful way to explain it. I had never heard that before.
Thanks for sharing.
Enter me, please.
What a great analogy. Praise God for the delete key!
Blessings, Joanne
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New out of the Old,
Thanks! Really good analogy
Please ENTER ME!
Praise God! The only thing missing from this analogy is all that we learn through our mistakes… 🙂
In His Grip,
Sherry
ps, please enter me!
Amen. Love the pictures you posted too. Thank you.
I love the escape Key… that I may escape into the arms of my Savior…
awesome
Oh, how I love that analogy! One of the things I am most grateful for as a Christian is that when I try to apologize to God again for something that I’ve already given over to him, I know that he is giving me a blank look. He’s already deleted it – even if I haven’t yet. That is the glory of grace!
Enter me please.