Pleroma Of God

As he watched Jesus walk by he said, **Look! there is the Lamb of God
Scripture

John 1:36
John 1:35-42

Sermon Topic

Lamb of God,

Pleroma (p-l-e-r-o-m-a) is not a familiar word to most of us, I am sure. “Pleroma.” It sounds like a name for a perfume or an after-shave lotion. It is neither of those. Pleroma is one of those New Testament words which loses much of its meaning when we try to translate it from the Greek into a single word in English. It is the word St. Paul uses in order to convince people that the Glory of God, the Grace of God, the Love of God, the fullness of God, is present in Jesus Christ. There is no single English word we can use to translate pleroma. The absolute, whole, complete, total fullness, that’s what the word means. But do you notice how I have to pile up English words to say it!

The pleroma of God is focused on Jesus Christ and you can experience it. The pleroma of life is within your grasp. You can be the beautiful, unique person God created…

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