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Why is the Gospel called a word in season?

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The Gospel is called a word in season because it brings timely comfort and hope to those who are weary.

The Gospel is referred to as a 'word in season' because it is not only timely but also addresses the deepest needs of the human soul, particularly those who are weary and burdened by sin. In Isaiah 50:4, the Lord equips Jesus with the wisdom to speak at just the right moment, which is crucial for those experiencing despair or spiritual fatigue. Just as seasons change and bring various needs, the Gospel uniquely meets the need for rest and salvation for weary sinners. Moreover, in Matthew 11:30, Christ reveals that His yoke is easy and His burden light, which underscores the liberating message of the Gospel for struggling souls. This timely word offers hope, healing, and renewal, fulfilling the longing for rest both physically and spiritually.
Scripture References: Isaiah 50:4, Matthew 11:30

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