What does the Bible say about the light of the Gospel?
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The Bible teaches that the Gospel is a light that must be openly shared, not hidden or kept secret (Luke 11:33-36).
The Gospel is likened to a lighted candle that illuminates the darkness of this world. Jesus used this metaphor to emphasize the importance of openly sharing the Gospel rather than concealing it. In Luke 11:33-36, He instructs that a light should not be put in a secret place but placed on a candlestick so that those who come in may see the light. This illustrates the value of the message of Christ and the duty of His followers to declare it without reservation. Our understanding of the Gospel should lead us to a transparency in proclaiming our faith.
Scripture References:
Luke 11:33-36, John 18:20, 2 Corinthians 4:6, John 8:12, Micah 7:9, Luke 11:33
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