Christ in Me the Hope of Glory

[Thompson, Darryl]

Christ in Me the Hope of Glory

     To whom God would make known what is the riches of the glory of
this mystery among the Gentiles; which is Christ in you, the hope of
glory. Col. 1:27  

     "Christ in you, the hope of glory." A knowledge of this mystery
furnishes a key to every other. It opens to the soul the treasures of
the universe, the possibilities of infinite development.  

     And this development is gained through the constant unfolding to us
of the character of God--the glory and the mystery of the written Word.
If it were possible for us to attain to a full understanding of God and
His Word, there would be for us no further discovery of truth, no
greater knowledge, no further development. God would cease to be
supreme, and man would cease to advance. Thank God, it is not so. Since
God is infinite, and in Him are all the treasures of wisdom, we may to
all eternity be ever searching, ever learning, yet never exhaust the
riches of His wisdom, His goodness, or His power.  

     Let the seeker for the salvation of God possess the same energy and
earnestness that he would have for worldly treasure, and the object
would be gained. . . .  

     All who are made partakers of His salvation here, and who hope to
share the glories of the kingdom hereafter, must gather with Christ.
Each must feel that he is responsible for his own case. . . . If these
maintain their Christian walk, Jesus will be in them the hope of glory,
and they will love to speak forth His praise that they may be refreshed.
The cause of their Master will be near and dear to them. . . . Every
Christian must go on from strength to strength, and employ all his
powers in the cause of God.  

     The life of the true believer reveals an indwelling Saviour. . . .
His whole life is a testimony to the power of the grace of Christ. 

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