Doesn’t say amen

The epistles of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John are the writings of the fulfillment of what the Old Testament tells us about the time of Jesus Christ on earth, everything it says there is fulfilled in these books. Each of these authors tells stories of the same event, seen from their position. Some in more detail than others, but all reveal the experiences of Jesus living in their midst. If you read the last chapter of each book, you will notice that it closes with an AMEN. And we all know that one of the connotations of the word amen is, so it. An affirmation of the expressed putting an end to it.

But, if you go to the end of the book of Acts, which is an account of the beautiful beginning of the church after the resurrection, you will notice that it does not say amen. I wonder if this doesn’t want to tell us something. Each of the gospel accounts was closed, but the early church book filled with the authority and power of the resurrection was not closed. Which means it keeps on writing.

Yes, it continues to be written through you and me. Each of us is a book of which Jesus Christ is the author, because He is nothing more and nothing less than the verb from which we come. So our lives are a writing that others can read.

So if so, what is our life saying? Is Jesus really the author of it? He wants not only to be the author, but also the finisher of everything, because He is the beginning and the end. He gave the “amen” when on the cross he said: “It is finished.”

 The book is written, and today it is awakening the children who want the finished work of Jesus to be revealed through them. That today your desire is that your life speaks of Jesus. He is the best writing that can be read, and he wants to be read through you. Blessings.