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23 October Worship & Message By Pastor Phurka - Jesus Is The Light Of The World

Jesus Is the Light of the World and the Difference from the Hindu's Festival In Christianity, the phrase “Jesus is the Light of the World” symbolizes spiritual illumination, truth, and salvation. It means that Jesus brings light into the darkness of sin and ignorance, guiding humanity toward God’s love and eternal life. His light represents hope, forgiveness, and the divine presence that dispels fear and evil. Christians believe that through faith in Jesus, people can walk in spiritual light and experience a renewed relationship with God. In contrast, the Hindu festival of Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, celebrates the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. It is a cultural and religious celebration marked by lighting lamps (diyas), decorating homes, sharing sweets, and rejoicing with family and friends. Diwali has various meanings across Hindu traditions—such as the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya after defeating Ravana, or the worship of Goddess Lakshmi for prosperity and well-being. While both emphasize light triumphing over darkness, their meanings differ deeply. In Christianity, the light is a person—Jesus Christ, who embodies divine truth and salvation. In Hinduism, the light in Diwali is symbolic of moral victory, prosperity, and the renewal of life’s blessings. Both express humanity’s longing for goodness and hope, but their spiritual foundations and purposes are distinct—one centered on faith in Christ as the eternal light, and the other on celebrating righteousness, joy, and renewal in the cycle of life.