Salvation
is His Name
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When He came, the
heavens opened, a life awaited, a gift promised.
His arrival was
not in worldly glory, but Godly glory,
His birthplace not
a palace, but a cave.
His entrance into
the world was not announced by royalty,
But by an angel
and a star.
Salvation was His
name.
God in the flesh,
born into mortality,
With His first
breath, the heavens rejoiced.
Herod’s soldiers
sought Him,
Leaving pain and
bloodshed in their wake,
But they could not
find Him.
When he grew and
stood on young legs, wise men sought Him,
Guided by a star
and the Spirit,
Bestowing their
gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh,
Upon the King of
Kings, the Lord of Lords, the Priests of Priests.
At twelve, His
wisdom exceeded the learned, His glory slowly making itself known,
Ministering before
His ministry even began.
He was our
Exemplar, charting the path for us to follow.
He taught,
He loved,
He laughed,
He healed,
He chastised,
He blessed.
Then He atoned,
paying the ultimate price,
For a world who
rejected His very presence,
Purchasing with
blood, the price for our sins and weaknesses,
Giving what no one
else could,
Pleading to His
Father for relief,
Yet uttering the
selfless words, “Not my will, but thine be done.”
In agony, He
suffered for a people who turned away,
Turned from the
blessed gift given by the Father.
Salvation was His
name.
Yet they knew Him
not, accepted Him not.
He was betrayed by
His own and was crucified.
The earth groaned
and trembled in agony and the heavens wept,
For Him who laid
His body down.
Yet, He picked it
up again.
An increment of
time, so long ago,
Yet,
He still lives,
He still blesses,
He still laughs,
And He still
loves.
But by many, He is
still rejected.
And Salvation is
still His name.
Without Him, we
are nothing,
But to Him, we are everything.
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