Easter is the day in which Jesus Christ reincarnate from the dead. That’s why usually Devotions are held on Easter. I had just attended a devotion on Monday.

               

                The priest told us all to thank Jesus for His kindness to us that he dies only to save us. We were all shown a video off how Jesus is cruciate. He also told us that when the a nail was inserted not to Jesus' palm, but between the bones of His hand and also the real cruciation was more horrifying than the one shown in videos.

               

                  Jesus has already make a great sacrifice for all of humanity. The only option for us to thank Him is to follow His footsteps and to honor Him by being serious in devotions and always give the best for Jesus.

                 

                  Have you ever heard of Sai Baba? He is a man from India, who can also do miracles like God. He reclaims to be the reincarnation of Sai Baba of Shirdi. Our priest told us that in one book, Sai Baba said that “whoever God you please, all of them leads to me.” The priest was angry when he saw this and decided to see if Sai Baba reincarnates on the third day of his death.

                 

                   When Sai Baba dies in 24 April, he (our priest) waited for 3 days, and it turns out that Sai Baba did not reincarnate. Our priest then concludes that there may be other powers like Jesus’, but The power of Jesus cannot be matched by anyone or anything on earth. The universe is all His

                 

                   Our priest also said that this world has made many copies of Jesus. There was once a boy who was possessed by a devil. Then a priest came and said “In the name of Jesus Christ, go away from this child’s body!” The demon laughed and asked the priest “which Jesus?” Fortunately the priest answered directly “Jesus of Nazareth!” then the demon went away.

             

                   The demon already knows that this world has made copies of Jesus Christ, so we have to make sure we believed in Jesus Christ. Remember  that Jesus has already save us before, now it is our turn to thank and honor Him.