Messiah Sentence Novels & Stories

"But that doesn't mean that Jesus isn't God." "Jesus is the true son of God and the true son of man. He is the promised Messiah whom God the Father sent to redeem us from our unrighteousness," Rhoda exclaimed. "Although He is sinless, He chooses to live as a sinner but never sins; instead, He fulfills the law that God gave to our prophets and He suffers, dies, and rises again so that all of us will be saved from the eternal fires of hell."

Okayo would pose him the challenge, attempting to pull him down. "Nonsense. Whose Messiah? I guess if he comes back like a thief, then we'll rough him up thoroughly and send him back to whence he came. Haha. Give us a break with your messiah nonsense, boh," he would retort to turn off the topic. The others would then break into laughter, and he would proceed with his commitment.

"I knew what I felt. It was unmistakable. Everyone, it is true. That child is without any doubt the Alpha Supreme." "My goodness." "Is it really true?" "The blessed Messiah." The table erupted. Voices rose and folded into each other, gasps and declarations and questions spilling across the platters and the half-empty glasses. People turned to the person beside them as if seeking confirmation that they had heard correctly. The festive atmosphere that had filled the room moments ago was gone, replaced by something with more weight, something reverent. "I knew you were a blessing, child." Mama Eunice's voice rose above the murmur and the room quieted for her the way it always did. "The very mom

Archer said. “In case the Messiah died an unnatural death, the world would witness the worst of the worst,” father said. “Maybe she said this to ensure that the enemies did not kill the Messiah to stop the war.” I could feel my heart pulsate with anxiety more vigorously. I rubbed my palms together, feeling my finger turn numb from the cold.

He paused for a bit before adding, "I don't have any other intentions. It's just that you're pregnant. You can call me if you need anything." Standing in the morning light and looking at him, I suddenly realized that not everyone in this world was a bad person after all.