From Accusation to Redemption: Understanding Our Position in Christ


July 1,2025

Read Job 1:6-12, Hebrews 2:14-15, Ephesians 4:8-11

The Old Testament Scenario
In the book of Job, we see Satan presenting himself before the Lord, accusing humanity. This scenario depicts the devil's access to God's presence, where he voices his accusations against mankind.

The Redemption Story
However, with the coming of Jesus Christ, the Redeemer of mankind, the narrative changed. Jesus lived on earth, confronted the devil, and ultimately triumphed over him through the cross. The cross was not just a means of execution but a verdict that rendered the devil's power useless.

The Victory of Christ
Through His death, burial, and resurrection, Jesus took the key of death and hell, rendering it powerless. He ascended into heaven, leading captivity captive, and gave gifts to men. These gifts include apostles, prophets, pastors, teachers, and evangelists to build up the body of Christ.

The New Reality
Now, Jesus sits at the right hand of God, where there is fullness of joy and pleasures evermore. Know that before the throne of the Father, there is only one Person beside Him giving Him pleasure about man, and that is Jesus Christ. Satan no longer has access because he was cast down. An accuser cannot stand with the Mediator before the Father.

A Call to Reflection
The question remains: Are you connected to the pleasure at the throne? Are you giving the Father His pleasure through Jesus Christ? Reflect on these things and consider your position in Christ.

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May you walk in the victory of Christ and bring pleasure to God through Him.
Happy New month

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