Covenant
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The superiority of Christ, and the fulfillment of the “Eternal Promise of the Christ”, and the “One Superior Gift” represented in Christ are all found repeatedly in the broader context of the letter written to the Church.
... we reflect upon “The Eternal Promise of the Christ” as the “One Superior Gift: echoed in the Law and the Prophets, and fulfilled in the gift of Christ's birth, life, death and resurrection. Everything the Lord has presented to us in his Word, through the Law and the Prophets, is given as a gift to testify of Christ, to lead us to him as our only propitiation, that is the One Superior Sacrificial Gift, which could take away the sins of the world, Christ the Lamb of God (John 1:29; Is 53:7; Acts 8:32).
The words which Mary hears summarize the centuries of scriptures, prepared by the Spirit of God to testify of the Christ, his love, hope wisdom and service as our holy Prophet, Priest and King.
To reflect upon the presence of Christ in the whole of Scripture, we must also be faithful to the words which the Lord has provided to us.
...thankfulness is something which occurs when we receive gifts, when we realize the abundance we have received, when we reflect upon our positions in life...
