‎ Day unto day utters speech and night unto night utters knowledge. There is no speech ‎nor language where the voice is not heard. Everywhere you look you see the handiwork ‎of God and it should speak to us, revealing the greatness of the one who created it, and ‎we should stand in awe of his power and wisdom.‎

What is the most beautiful thing he ever did?‎

The very One who made the world took upon himself the form of a servant and came ‎to earth. He was born in a stable, and grew up in a town that had a reputation of nothing ‎good coming out of it. He worked as a carpenter until he was thirty years old at which ‎time he began to preach. For three and a half years he went about the countryside of ‎Israel telling the people of Gods love and performing wonderful works of mercy and ‎power the likes of which the world had never seen. At the end of this time he was ‎betrayed by a follower, tried in a Roman court of law, and died an excruciating death of ‎torture on a cross. He knew all this was going to happen to him beforehand and told his ‎followers of it before it took place. He also told them that he would rise again from the ‎grave on the third day. His disciples had a difficult time understanding this saying and ‎reacted with astonishment when it actually happened.

So let me ask again, what is the most beautiful thing he ever did?‎

Was it creating the world? Was it laying aside his glory and coming into the world as ‎a man? Was it dying on the cross so that sin might be put away? Was it rising from the ‎grave so that the entire world might have the hope of better things to come?‎

Maybe more important than answering the question is realizing that whatever he does ‎he does marvelously well. Like men said of him who heard him speak and saw him heal ‎the sick while he was on earth, This man doeth all things well.‎

He is your Creator and he would be your Savior. He loves you and the depth and beauty ‎of his love are fathomless. His precious blood shed at Calvary can wash away the sins of ‎the entire human race if they would but trust in him.

This is the beauty he has for you. He will take away your sins, your blindness, and ‎your hard heart and will begin to transform you into the person you were meant to be. He ‎will take away your sins and wash you whiter than snow. He will heal your blindness so ‎that you might see who he truly is and all the wonderful things that he has done. He will ‎take away your stony heart and give you a heart of flesh so that you can know and ‎understand him. All this he will do if you place your trust in him.‎

How can he do such things? Never forget that he is the Master Artist of the universe. ‎All that he does, he does marvelously well. If you take him as your Savior he will be ‎with you to help guide you every step you take for the rest of your life. He will be with ‎you as you work, sleep, or play. He will be with you when you are young and with you ‎when you grow old. The One whose love changes not will be with you through all the ‎changing scenes of this life, and when this life is over he will welcome you to his ‎glorious home above where there will be fullness of joy for evermore.‎

All this will be yours if you place your faith in him. And all this will be lost to you if ‎you never come to him. With his unerring ability, power, and wisdom he will make it ‎happen. Artists through the ages have created many beautiful works. The Lord Jesus ‎who is the Master Artist of the Universe wants to work the beauty of his salvation in you. ‎He alone has the Masters touch that can make your soul whole and fit for heaven. Do ‎not close your heart to him. No one has ever loved you like him. O believe on him as the ‎Son of God and come to him as your Savior that you might have the gift of eternal life.‎

For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son that whosoever ‎believeth on him should not perish but have eternal life.‎