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One Year Bible: Day 233 - 2 Chronicles 16:1-18:27; 1 Corinthians 15:1-34; Psalm 102:1-11

The people of God are to be “armed for battle” (2 Chronicles 17:18). The battle is spiritual. It can only be won through the power of the risen Christ. His purpose is the destruction of “the last enemy ... death” (1 Corinthians 15:26). This has been accomplished, in principle, through Christ’s resurrection. The full reality of His victory will be seen at His return. With such a strong and victorious Lord on our side, we are encouraged to pray to the Lord, fully expecting  to receive help from Him - “Hear my prayer, O Lord, let my cry for help come to You ... “ (Psalm 102:1-2).

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