
Treasure in Clay Jars
Paul carries the treasure of Christ in a fragile clay jar, so that the all-surpassing power that shows through his weakness is plainly God's and not his own.
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Paul carries the treasure of Christ in a fragile clay jar, so that the all-surpassing power that shows through his weakness is plainly God's and not his own.

From Ephesians 3, the open secret of Christ: the mystery God hid for ages is now disclosed by grace to weak and unlikely people — to be defended and displayed.

From Ephesians 1:18: as the eyes of our heart are opened we see why God called us to holiness, that we are His costly inheritance, and His incomparably great power.

From Acts 2, the meaning of Pentecost: the Spirit confirms God's faithful promises, renews our purpose to be witnesses, and assures His abiding presence.

Paul's first prayer in Ephesians 1: for a Spirit of wisdom and revelation, to know the hope of our calling and that holiness is adoption into God's family.

Being chosen in Christ means acceptance, life and hope — and we are God’s own inheritance, kept by His incomparably great power.