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Timeless God; Mark 9-10
Season 9, Episode 18
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25-Sep-2026
The transfiguration of Jesus would have assured the watching disciples that the future glory of God through His Son was coming: The Kingdom of Heaven was indeed upon them. Not only was Jesus transfigured, but He was also joined by historic representatives of the Law of God and the Prophets in the attendance of Moses and Elijah. For us, and in the hindsight of Peter, James and John, the
transfiguration also revealed Christ clearly as God. In the moment, the three disciples seem to have not known quite what to think or do. Peter even suggested making booths for each of them. But God would quiet all of that when He told them to listen to the words of Jesus. This event was also likely
meant to provide comfort for the disciples during the ordeal of the crucifixion and burial of Jesus. Though they may have been confused in the moment, they knew what they had seen, they knew who Jesus was. After the resurrection and ascension of Jesus, Peter, James and John became key eyewitnesses in the Church establishing the gospel and moving forward with the work of God.
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