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Colossians 2:19 continues on from what we saw in yesterday’s Scripture where we were given warning with regard to those who might try to rob us of the prize that is ours in Christ. Paul turns from the analogy of the athletic field to the physiology of the human body.
In speaking of not holding the Head, Paul clearly refers to the Head of the Body, which is Christ, the Head of the Church. Any success a seducing spirit has in removing us from our relationship with Him as our Head is a strike of victory for the enemy. Years ago I had a roommate whose left arm had lost its connection with his brain. Unless he used his right hand to hold his left hand down, it would flail about. What a hindrance that was to him! Part of his body was not under the government of his head. The word holding in the above verse is from the Greek kratéo. It means, “to be under the government of.” In the Body of Christ, when any of us are moved away from the governing power of Christ, we become like that young man’s arm, having the tendency to move about in senseless and non-productive ways for God’s Kingdom. We may even do harm, and knock things out of order around us. So, today, it is our purpose to present ourselves before Christ for a miracle of spiritual healing. Let this healing bring us into harmony with our Head and with the rest of His Body. Then, His Kingdom’s purpose can come to pass without a being hindered by carnality.
How members the Body of Christ May Work Together
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