Daily Discipleship - Day 322: The Spirit and the Bride Say Come
May 3, 2026
Daily Discipleship • Day 322 • Thursday, March 18, 2027
The Spirit and the Bride Say Come
Revelation 22:17
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William MacDonald — beloved Bible teacher and author of Believer's Bible Commentary, whose clear exposition of Revelation's closing invitation captures both its universal reach and its urgent grace.
δωρεάν
dŏrean · Greek NT“without cost / freely / as a gift”
dŏrea means a gift; dŏrean as an adverb means freely, gratis, without payment. The water of life in the new creation is not purchased, earned, or merited—it is given. This echoes Isaiah 55:1 LXX ('everyone who thirsts, come to the water … without cost'). The gospel's final word is free grace.
The Bible's last invitation is breathtaking in its simplicity and scope. The Spirit invites. The Bride (the church) invites. Everyone who hears invites. And the one who is thirsty—any thirsty person anywhere—is welcome to come and take. The price has already been paid by the Lamb.
MacDonald notes that 'without cost' is the gospel in miniature: salvation cannot be purchased because it has already been bought. Your job is not to pay; it is to come. Who in your life is thirsty and has not yet come? The Bride's role is to pass on the invitation—to say 'Come' to everyone who will hear.
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