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| title = "Luke 9:28–36" | ||||
| date = "2022-12-01" | ||||
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| ### [Read the passage.](https://biblia.com/bible/esv/Lk9.28-36) | ||||
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| Jesus takes His inner circle up a another mountain to spend a night in prayer, | ||||
| but while they are there, Peter, James, and John see an amazing thing. Jesus's | ||||
| divine glory is revealed to them, Moses and Elijah (somehow recognizable; | ||||
| perhaps Jesus called them by name) appear before them to represent the | ||||
| testimony of the Law and the Prophets, and the voice of God Himself thunders | ||||
| out of the heavenly cloud to declare Jesus His Son. It's such an amazing | ||||
| experience that Peter tries to prolong it by suggesting they set up shelters | ||||
| for Jesus, Moses, and Elijah. | ||||
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| And yet, later in life, Peter says that the Word revealed by the Holy Spirit | ||||
| through the Scriptures is more sure&emdash;more certain&emdash;than even being | ||||
| there on the mountain at that time. (_2 Peter 1:19_) Anybody can have an | ||||
| experience, but its significance depends on its source. If it's generated by an | ||||
| unstable mind, crafted by demonic manipulation, or invented wholesale by | ||||
| fraudulent men, then it doesn't mean a thing. You have to correlate the felt | ||||
| experience with the truth of God's Word in order to know what to do with it. | ||||
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| In this case, we can be sure this experience is true and came from God, because | ||||
| it does match up with what the Law and Prophets said about the Messiah, even if | ||||
| no one at the time realized it. | ||||
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| * * * | ||||
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| Your Word is sufficient for all of our lives, teaching us how to live for You. | ||||
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