As I did my Advent’s meditation, I read there are two expressions of 
Jesus as Son of God and Messiah. And, I am being reminded of how the 
apostle Paul had been transformed by his meeting with the risen Christ 
on the road to Damascus (Acts 9:4, NIV) and that he spent the rest of 
his life communicating the great miracle of God’s redeeming love in 
Jesus and encouraging everyone, Jew and Gentile alike, to give their 
hearts to the Saviour (Romans 1:1–6, NIV), and how he addressed 
quarrelling factions, misunderstandings and false beliefs which are our 
weaknesses to our human frailty. Indeed, the apostle Paul showed us the 
context in the divinity of Jesus, the incarnation, crucifixion, 
resurrection (Philippians 2:6–9, NIV) and the final triumph (Philippians
 2:10–11, NIV). 
  Today’s meditation encourages me to share 
Jesus with pre–believers who have not heard of Jesus or have not 
encountered Jesus in their lives before, that they will hear and receive
 Jesus into their hearts as I share Him with them while demonstrating my
 care compassion for their well–being today. Indeed, I read how William 
Dunkerley (a successful businessman) lived his long life with the 
background of international aggression and tragedy through the Crimean 
War yet he had a great faith in Jesus Christ who offered him a better 
way, a rebirth into new life and a renewed hope in his life. 
Being
 a prolific writer, he said, “In Christ there is no East or West, In him
 no South or North, But one great fellowship of love, Throughout the 
whole wide earth” (William Dunkerley, 1852–1941). Truly, James 
Montgomery also said, “Kings shall fall down before him, And gold and 
incense bring; All nations shall adore him, His praise all people sing. 
To him shall prayer unceasing and daily vows ascend, His kingdom still 
increasing, His kingdom without end” (James Montgomery, 1771–1854) based
 on Psalm 72 as both featured inside The Heartbeat of Hope devotional 
text by Elizabeth Rundle as I pondered over these two quotations upon my
 Advent weekend’s reading. 
  How would you describe Christianity to someone who had never heard of Jesus today? 
Profile Background: 
Jeremy
 Koh is a disabled graduate from Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore – 
formerly known as Spastic Children Association (1987–1997). He graduated
 with Certificates in Microsoft Office Skills & a HR Administrator 
Graduate (CHRA) under Human Capital Singapore–SGEnable Collaboration of 
Partnership – HCS HR PowerBank (7th Dec 2021 to 3rd June 2022) | Former 
Project Assistant/Email Marketing Consultant |A Connecter in ServeHope 
Pte Ltd & GrowthBeans Team in Savior-Asia Consulting Pte Ltd | A 
KeyGuard Specialist @(these)abilites Pte Ltd handling all KeyGuard 
Operations for 10 months in World United College South East Asia 
(Tampines Branch) | an Executive Assistant with Vision Strategy 
Storytelling (3 months, Aug to Oct 2017);  A Founder in the ground up 
initiative project called – Project Stories for LIFE (Affiliated with 
Youth Corps Singapore, a former member of the Special Needs Cluster) |A 
PwD Advocate – a representing voice of the Disabled Community to the 
public today. 
  Prayer Response to this featured article: 
Jesus,
 guide us to share your salvation with pre–believers who had never heard
 of you, as the Holy Spirit leads us to the person/people today. 
(Written by Jeremy Koh, 2nd December 2022) 
 
Sunday, 3 December 2023
Son of God – Jesus as Messiah
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