It is common sense to mark the most significant event in human history where the Word of God became a human being and lived among us. Time as we know it is part of creation, and its Maker is not subject to its limitations as we are. Understand it or not, the fact remains that the Word became flesh that was the supreme, mind-blowing miracle that was then exceeded by His resurrection from death. We need to keep AD and BC in today’s world where pessimism prevails because people lack hope that comes from understanding that He rose bodily from the grave and now lives in heaven and will stop history upon His promised return.
It is common sense to mark the most significant event in human history where the Word of God became a human being and lived among us. Time as we know it is part of creation, and its Maker is not subject to its limitations as we are. Understand it or not, the fact remains that the Word became flesh that was the supreme, mind-blowing miracle that was then exceeded by His resurrection from death. We need to keep AD and BC in today’s world where pessimism prevails because people lack hope that comes from understanding that He rose bodily from the grave and now lives in heaven and will stop history upon His promised return.