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Neither One

Galatians 3:28
"28 There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus."

We are given the gift of FAITH by our Lord and Savior. The word FAITH did NOT exist BEFORE Jesus Christ's incarnation! It's a compelling case and futher demonstrates YET another way that the Son of God changed the world forever! FAITH is not just believing in something, FAITH is believing in JESUS CHRIST!

In these verses the Apostle Paul is writing to encourage the church in Galatia. He is telling them that essential message we studied last week; we have communion with GOD through His Son and by The Holy Ghost! We no longer needs signs and wonders from without because we NOW have GOD with us in our innermost lives and we get to call Him; "Father." We "are all the children of God BY FAITH in Christ Jesus!" 

Our baptism makes us all one family. We are clothed in Jesus Christ. Equally loved and equally prized as children of God. Baptism makes us one. People have always made distinction between people. We naturally appreciate the variety of people. God made us in unique forms and fashion. We like to think that one is better than the other, but we are wrong...

"There is NEITHER Jew nor Greek, there is NEITHER bond nor free, there is NEITHER male nor female: for ye are all ONE in Christ Jesus." Our world today is looking for this Messiah! People are coming up with wild theories, pitting one person against the next, makings up new terms and digging up old wicked ways. All out of some desperate attempt to find relevance and meaning when it's all here. Right at their fingertips, hidden in the pages of the Holy Bible; we are all ONE in Christ Jesus!
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