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Gracia Sobre Gracia

He aprendido a contentarme, cualquiera que sea mi situación. Filipenses 4:11
Pruébate con esta pregunta: ¿Qué si el único regalo que Dios da fuera su gracia para salvarnos? ¿Te contentarías? Le suplicarías que salve la vida de tu hijo. Le rogarías que mantenga tu negocio a flote. Le implorarías que elimine el cáncer de tu cuerpo. Que tal si su respuesta es: << Bástate mi gracia>>. ¿Te quedarías contento?
Es que desde la perspectiva del cielo, la gracia es suficiente. Si Dios no hace otra cosa que salvarnos del infierno, ¿puede alguien quejarse? Después de darnos la vida eterna, ¿nos atrevemos a refunfuñar por un cuerpo adolorido? Después de darnos las riquezas celestiales, ¿nos atrevemos a lamentar la pobreza terrenal?
Si tienes ojos para leer estas palabras, internet para entrar a este blog, y medios para comunicarte con tus amigos y familiares, ya tienes gracia sobre gracia.
Dios te bendiga...
Amen

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