…Until the Fullness of the Gentiles has come in

Watching Biblical Prophecy come to pass on one hand is exciting, and on the other hand, it is kind-of eerie. People all over the world seek information, from fortunetellers, palm readers, philosophers etc., which will give them some insight into the future and meaning of life, while all along ignoring the only prophetic resource, which over the last three thousand years, and hundreds of prophecies, has proven itself to be 100% accurate.

"It is finished!"

Three words which will prove to be the most powerful words ever spoken in the history of all creation. Why did Jesus say those words as He breathed His very last breath? Could the last words a person says carry any weight after he dies? How can the words of a dying man affect the lives and fate of every person ever born?

At the end of His ministry, Jesus Christ the Son of God, was falsely accused of being a heretic and was condemned to die on the cross. What His accusers did not know at the time was that He was in fact that Christ, which the Old Testament prophesied, who would come and become the perfect sinless sacrifice for our sinful nature. At this point in His ministry Jesus said a very interesting phrase that is talked about very little, and is usually ignored or taken out of context because of how we are taught by many (not all) churches, pastors and teachers. Not because they purposefully want to mislead us, but because there is not enough examination of why Jesus made that statement at that particular point in His life. I know that I have been guilty of not examining the power and the depth of this short phrase that Jesus spoke.