Jesus
says in Mark 1:15, “The time
is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the
gospel.”
When
Jesus says “repent ye”, He is literally saying turn around and head in the
opposite direction of the path you are on.
God knows
that at the end of the broad path is empty promises from the wicked one. Those on the broad path cannot see the end.
They only see the path and all its trappings.
Jesus
says again in Mark 1:17, “...Come
ye after Me, and I will make you to become fishers of men.”
Many,
many times Jesus says, “follow Me.”
Jesus leads us on the narrow path to the straight gate. And while those on the broad path are hurling
accusations and putting obstacles in our way; while they are offering us everything
possible to keep us from staying on the narrow path, Jesus is walking the path
with us. There is no way to stay in the
right direction without Jesus leading the way.
Even when
Jesus visited the home of the unbelieving, the prostitutes, houses of ill
repute, (one of the stations on the broad path), He was always headed in the
other direction of those on the broad path.
He only stopped in to tell those inside that they were headed in the wrong
direction."
Excerpt
from God Thinking XVII- All Paths Do Not Lead To God by Keith C. Powell
Copyright 2013
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