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We were "far off." Now, we have been "brought near."

"But now in Christ Jesus you who once were far off have been brought near by the blood of Christ" (Ephesians 2:13).

We were "far off." Now, we have been "brought near." "This is the Lord's doing; and it is marvelous in our eyes" (Psalm 118:23). Each and every one of us were like the prodigal son - "far" from our loving Father (Luke 15:13). Jesus Christ has come to us. He has closed the distance between sinners and the God of perfect holiness. In Jesus Christ, the grace of God reaches out to us. In Him, we see the perfect love of our Heavenly Father. From the Cross, our Saviour is calling out to us. It is the call of His love. He says to us, 'This is what I have done for you.' His love draws us to Him: "Love so amazing, so divine" - We are "loved with everlasting love", and we are "led by grace that love to know."
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Here are links to the two hymns I've quoted. Listen to these hymns. Let them bring you close to the Lord -

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