Luke 9:32
But Peter and those with
him were heavy with sleep; and when they were fully awake, they saw His glory
and two men who stood with Him.
[Some of] the disciples were with Jesus Christ on the
mount, and in his epistle, Peter records what they saw there. He says, “We were
eyewitnesses of His majesty” (2 Peter 1:16). Jesus Christ is no comrade to
Peter. He is absolute King of Kings. In the apocalypse, John gives the same
revelation of the appalling and sublime majesty of Jesus Christ…
What [the
disciples] had seen in the vision on the mount had to be worked out into actual
experience in their lives… By the presence of the Holy Spirit in us, we know who
the LORD Jesus is. We know Him “according to the Spirit”…
The eyes of the disciples needed to be opened by the
impartation of the quickening life from our LORD after the resurrection before
they knew Him (see Luke 24:16, 31). And the only way in which we can know our
LORD is by His Spirit.
Excerpts from Oswald Chambers
Daily Devotional Bible, Reading 98 (4/8)
From Bringing
Sons Unto Glory
This photograph was taken by Eric Jonas Swensson, who shares his work on a Facebook page called Sound Shore Media.
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