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The Mystery of Christ
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The Mystery of Christ
By Austin B. Tucker
Epiphany of the Lord (A) January 6, 2006The Mystery of Christ (Ephesians 3:1-12)A mystery, in popular use of the term, is a puzzling event or situation. It is something strange or secret. But in the New Testament, a mystery is something now made known by revelation. It is something we could never have known had God not made it known to us. It was formerly a secret and inscrutable, but God pulled back the curtain to show us what was hidden. The whole story of Jesus is such a mystery. Before God made...

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