Giving Blood: Type P
The requirements for being a Type P donor: Your blood must be pure and undefiled by anything. There must be no traces of sin(2 Cor 5:21). The donor must fulfill the righteous requirements of law of God(Rom 8:3-4). You need to be royalty. Your name must be Jesus Christ. You must be the Son of God. You must deny yourselves and become obedient to the Father's work and will. If you meet these requirements you are eligible to appease the wrath of God and save the world from their slavery in sin.
Jesus thank you for your blood!
I not sure if any of you have ever given blood, but it really is a fascinating process; from the requirements needed to even give blood, down to the after effects you experience when blood is relinquished from your body. Giving blood can envoke a variety of responses within your being. One being the compassion that arises to give, because the demand for certain types of blood are greatly need to prolong, sustian, or even redeem a life. So, the automated reaction is to actively pursue in this cause that is greater than ourselves to contribute in selfless love by giving ourselves to the cause in this case the cause for us is giving blood. Though that maybe one of the many facets that drive us to give blood, I'm constantly reminded why am I compelled to give blood.
For me I always feel the need to help others, because it's a natural reflection of the heart for those who love the Father and care about his heart, but sometimes I feel an obiligation to give blood to make pentance for the crime that I committed against my Creator to recompense the offense of my sin that grieved my love with righteous anger. Therefore, by giving blood I feel this may relieve the tension between us, put my conscience at ease, and appease the Holy anger that has diconnected this relationship, which I long so much to be fixed. Giving blood almost comes to a sense of duty "it's the least I could do because you given so much to me". I know though that my blood will never be sufficient enough to satisfy this offense; it wouldn't even make the cut to be a goat that needed to be sacrificed for the sins of the people that year(Lev 16), because it so tainted with death. The fact is my blood is not good enough to make things right and God reminds me of that all the time of how precious and pure His Son's blood truely is; in this case I'm reminded of the tranfusion of life He has pumped into my veins by the simple act of giving blood and the requirements needed to satisfy this righteous anger. Right now I just want to show you what the Lord's been showing me through is Holy word about the requirements for being a Type P donor that satisfied the law and wrath, which was accomplished through the finished work of the Lord Jesus Christ( John 19:30)
The Story: Just imagine your sitting in a room filled with people waiting eagerly to give blood and there is a representive for the American Red Cross giving you instructions on the procedures on how to give blood. She says"before you give blood at the American Red Cross you have to read this pamplet which runs you through the procedures and requirements to see if your eligible to even give blood. You notice some of the candidates don't even read the pamplet, they scan it and give blood anyway thinking their good and not infected because they don't do anything bad. Their blood is thrown away immediatedly and their ushered to the door to leave. You decide to read the pamplet to see if you can go to the next step, but before you start reading you notice a chair that is above the rest and is sitting in the front with tubes extending from the chair down to all the other chairs that are on the floor. You become curious and raise your hand for assistance. The representive makes her way to you and you begin to ask, " What is that chair for in the front the room that is above all the rest?' she answers, "That chair is reserved for our Type P donor." You reply "Type P donor", yes " Type P donor is a person who has pure blood" she replied. "Have you ever had a Type P donor before?" you ask, "No, we have never had a Type P donor but were hoping today is the day" the reprensentive replies with hope in her eyes. Though not completely understanding what a Type P donor is you decide to move on in the pamplet anyway, storing it away in the corner of your mind for now. As you read you come to a part in the pamplet, do not give blood if ....and the list is incredibly long. Even as you read people begin to put down there pamplets and walk out with their heads down. The crowd starts to thin very rapidly and only a few people remain. As you read you run through the check list in your mind there were a couple of close calls. If none of these symptoms or situations apply then you are eligible to give blood as a Type A, B, AB, or O donor. It stops there, you seem to meet the requirements to be one of these donors, but you frantically search for the requirements of a Type P donor as turn to the last page you see it at bottom in fine print. As you begin to read, the representive takes your pamplet and leads you to booth were she fine tunes everything to make sure you can give blood. Everything is good and she leads you to a chair. You sit down and look to left only to be entranced by a beaten, bruised, bloody man walking by you with a cross on His shoulders. As He passes by you He looks you directly in the eyes and smiles at you. As you lean in your chair to watch this man gently get closer to that chair in front of the room, you began to inquire "Who is that?' and everyone fell to there knees to proclaim" It's Jesus, the Son of God, our first ever Type P donor". You look in amazement as He sits down in a transendant beauty of perfection and says "It is finished"
The Story: Just imagine your sitting in a room filled with people waiting eagerly to give blood and there is a representive for the American Red Cross giving you instructions on the procedures on how to give blood. She says"before you give blood at the American Red Cross you have to read this pamplet which runs you through the procedures and requirements to see if your eligible to even give blood. You notice some of the candidates don't even read the pamplet, they scan it and give blood anyway thinking their good and not infected because they don't do anything bad. Their blood is thrown away immediatedly and their ushered to the door to leave. You decide to read the pamplet to see if you can go to the next step, but before you start reading you notice a chair that is above the rest and is sitting in the front with tubes extending from the chair down to all the other chairs that are on the floor. You become curious and raise your hand for assistance. The representive makes her way to you and you begin to ask, " What is that chair for in the front the room that is above all the rest?' she answers, "That chair is reserved for our Type P donor." You reply "Type P donor", yes " Type P donor is a person who has pure blood" she replied. "Have you ever had a Type P donor before?" you ask, "No, we have never had a Type P donor but were hoping today is the day" the reprensentive replies with hope in her eyes. Though not completely understanding what a Type P donor is you decide to move on in the pamplet anyway, storing it away in the corner of your mind for now. As you read you come to a part in the pamplet, do not give blood if ....and the list is incredibly long. Even as you read people begin to put down there pamplets and walk out with their heads down. The crowd starts to thin very rapidly and only a few people remain. As you read you run through the check list in your mind there were a couple of close calls. If none of these symptoms or situations apply then you are eligible to give blood as a Type A, B, AB, or O donor. It stops there, you seem to meet the requirements to be one of these donors, but you frantically search for the requirements of a Type P donor as turn to the last page you see it at bottom in fine print. As you begin to read, the representive takes your pamplet and leads you to booth were she fine tunes everything to make sure you can give blood. Everything is good and she leads you to a chair. You sit down and look to left only to be entranced by a beaten, bruised, bloody man walking by you with a cross on His shoulders. As He passes by you He looks you directly in the eyes and smiles at you. As you lean in your chair to watch this man gently get closer to that chair in front of the room, you began to inquire "Who is that?' and everyone fell to there knees to proclaim" It's Jesus, the Son of God, our first ever Type P donor". You look in amazement as He sits down in a transendant beauty of perfection and says "It is finished"
The requirements for being a Type P donor: Your blood must be pure and undefiled by anything. There must be no traces of sin(2 Cor 5:21). The donor must fulfill the righteous requirements of law of God(Rom 8:3-4). You need to be royalty. Your name must be Jesus Christ. You must be the Son of God. You must deny yourselves and become obedient to the Father's work and will. If you meet these requirements you are eligible to appease the wrath of God and save the world from their slavery in sin.
Jesus thank you for your blood!
