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Do you believe Truth or Traditio
This book leaves no stone unturned in covering the vital subject of the relationship between God and His Son, Jesus Christ.
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On the Errors of The Trinity: 16 hours on 12 CDs
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Free Bible-based audio teaching on Who is Jesus Christ?
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Listen to our March 2010 audio teaching on Who is Jesus Christ? (free of charge).
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My Hero: Jesus Christ
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What did it take for Jesus to make the correct choice to follow the will of God when he came to a crossroad in his life in the Garden of Gethsemane? There he agonized about doing what he knew God needed him to do, and finally he said, “…Yet not as I will, but as you will” (Matt. 26:39b). I say it took courage! I pondered what it must have been like for him to know he was going to be handed over to the authorities to be tortured and crucified. After all, this was not the first time anyone was crucified, and surely Jesus was very aware of the agony he would have to endure. Yet he made the freewill choice to obey God and go...
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Jesus Christ Our Approach Offering
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It is very important to understand what Jesus Christ did for us. If you and I are truly going to appreciate what we have, a lot of times it helps to know what people who lived before us did not have. Honestly, the attitude and the mind-set that you and I probably have towards God, as Christians, is considerably different than people who lived before the time of Christ’s death.
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King of the Mountain
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You may remember the phrase king of the mountain from your childhood days, while you were wrestling with other boys or girls for supremacy on the top of a small hill. The title King of the Mountain is very apropos regarding what Scripture says about Jesus Christ’s up-coming 1000 year reign on the earth—the Millennial Kingdom. That is a preview of coming attractions relative to the New Earth...
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Living in the Power of the Resurrection
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When I was first witnessed to about Jesus Christ in 1971, I was so ignorant about the Bible and the Christian faith that I did not know that Christians claimed that Jesus had been physically resurrected. I have yet to meet anyone else who is that ignorant of the resurrection as an historical event, but we could all better understand the significance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ to our daily lives. As the Apostle Paul wrote...
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Who Do You Say That He Is?
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Jesus asked his disciples a question of his own: “...Who do people say the Son of Man is?” (Matt. 16:13). After they reported to him the various opinions circulating among the people concerning who they thought he was, Jesus asked them: But what about you? Who do you say that I am?
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Resurrection: The New Birth of Jesus Christ
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This addendum to our FAQ about the birth of Jesus Christ will set forth the corollary truth about his second “birth,” something not as well known but, in reality, just as necessary as...
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How can a man atone for the sins of mankind?
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If Jesus is a man then how can a man atone for the sins of mankind?
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Can we worship Jesus Christ?
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What is worship? The answer to this question is important, not only because Christians should know what worship is, but in discovering what worship is, we also find out who can be worshipped. Since the Bible was originally written in Hebrew and Greek, we need to begin our study of worship by...
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Jesus Christ: Incarnated or Created?
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Although the “Incarnation” is assumed to be a basic tenet of Christianity, the term is used nowhere in Scripture. This is even admitted by Trinitarian scholars: “Incarnation, in its full and proper sense...
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Doesn't the teaching that Jesus is not God, but the Son of God, demean him?
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We believe that the doctrine that Jesus is God actually diminishes the magnitude of his heroism on our behalf. For God to do what Jesus did? Obviously it wouldn't have been hard for Him. And what would we expect God to do but be true to His nature and inherent perfection?
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What is Jesus Christ Doing Now?
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Sad to say, too many Christians have never been taught what Jesus Christ is doing today, and every day since he became the “Lord” and the “Head” of the Church, which is made up of the members of his Body. All know that he died for us, was raised from the dead, ascended to heaven and is now “seated” at God’s right hand. But does that mean he is “just chillin’”? No way. He is even busier than...
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Who is Jesus Christ?
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The Bible is the Word of God. It tells us about the life and death — and resurrected life — of the greatest man who ever lived. His name is Jesus Christ. For centuries men have debated the identity of this unique man. Was he God? Was he a “mere” man? How did he do the things he did?
We assert that the answers lie in the Bible. If so, the question is: "What does the Bible say?"
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Christianity 101: Two Adams
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Jesus Christ is the Last Adam, a man like Adam who could undo what Adam did. The Last Adam, by dying on the Cross, sacrificed himself as an offering for the sin that the First Adam introduced into the world. This Adamic parallelism establishes one of the most foundational biblical truths regarding Christ, one that allows us to see the entire span of the Bible: two men, two gardens, two commands, two decisions, two deaths, two universal results, two races of people and two Paradises.
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Why Did Jesus Have To Suffer And Die?
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Jesus Christ is the last Adam, the fulfillment of God’s prophecy in Genesis 3:15. As our Redeemer, Jesus purchased our salvation with His own blood. He provided, and is, the way back to God that Adam had lost. Those who confess Him as Lord and believe in His resurrection are saved, fully equipped to live in this corrupted world and guaranteed ultimate and everlasting victory...
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Did God Really Forsake Jesus Christ on the Cross?
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Did God Really Forsake Jesus Christ on the Cross?
“My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”
These words that Jesus cried out as he was hanging on the Cross have been a source of much confusion and debate among Christians through the years. Some teach that Jesus became sin, God cannot look on sin, and thus God forsook His Son.
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Satan Started As A Star - Christ / Lucifer Comparison
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Let us now look at the privileged position in which Lucifer began his existence, because understanding his relationship with God and the manner in which he lost it will help us appreciate Jesus Christ and his road to glory. Whereas Jesus began his earthly life in humility and ended it in ignominy, Satan began in glory and will end in ashes. His downfall was his fatally-flawed decision to exalt himself to an even higher position than he was already given—just like God.
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Divine Agents: Speaking and Acting in God’s Stead
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The Bible records a number of instances where an agent of God is referred to as “God” or “the Lord” Himself, and in many of these cases the agent (usually an angel) actually speaks and acts in God’s stead.
Christ claimed to act in God’s stead in a way that the prophets never said that they did: “I always do what pleases Him” (John 8:29), “I do exactly what my Father has commanded me” (John 14:31).
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God’s Namesake in Action
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To truly understand God’s Word and put it into practice in our lives, it is imperative that we know all we can of what God reveals in His Word about who Jesus Christ is and what he accomplished for us by his life, death, resurrection and ascension. It is vital to understand what Jesus Christ will do in the age to come, but it is perhaps even more vital to understand what he is doing now in his exalted Lordship...
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Jesus Christ - Snedeker
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The fact that Jesus is a man, the Son of the living God, is a common theme of Scripture. By applying reasonable standards of biblical interpretation, the idea that Jesus is equal with the Father is easily seen to be false. But in refuting the doctrine of the double nature of Christ and of three persons in one God, what is frequently sacrificed is a knowledge of who Jesus Christ is.
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Jesus Christ: King of Kings & Lord of Lords
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The book of Revelation shows Jesus’ second coming to the earth to save Israel, the very people who, as a nation, once killed him. At his second coming to them, Israel will not miss his true identity, for each person will see him come in glory as the King. The book of Revelation portrays not the Lamb of God coming to take away the sin of the world, but the Lion of Judah coming to judge the world. Instead of “Behold the lamb,” a lamb who came for all but was recognized by few, we read...
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The book of Acts: A man accredited by God
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The “Apostles’ Doctrine” concerning Jesus Christ is as clear. They believed him to be “...a man accredited by God...,” the Messiah, the Son of the Living God. Since the early Christians...
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For the joy that was set before him
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Jesus Christ was able to keep going in his darkest hour because he knew that he would have joy in God's presence. That same hope has been set before us. As we keep our eyes focused on that goal, the hope that is set before us, we will be able to run this race with patience and persistence.
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Adam – Christ Parallel
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A simple Adam - Christ parallel.
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The Golden Thread
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What follows is our best understanding of what a synopsis of the Old Testament would be like, when looked at in light of “all the things” that were written concerning the coming Christ.
Who do you say he is?
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God's Right Hand Man
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Jesus saw in Joseph a man who was innocent but wronged by his own brothers. He saw a man who was thrown in jail as a common criminal and subjected to many hardships. He also saw that because of Joseph’s faithfulness to God’s Word...
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Does Jesus Christ have a God?
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"I keep asking that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the glorious Father, may give you the spirit of wisdom and revelation, so that you may know him better." This paper was written to show that Jesus himself has a God, just like we do. The Bible speaks for itself.
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Exalted to the right hand of God
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The focus of this article is to show that you cannot be “God” and sit at God’s “right hand” at the same time. The statement brought forward in this article is made in light of a clear knowledge of the Doctrine of the Trinity. The Scripture verses quoted below make it impossible for Jesus to be “God,” if in fact, he is sitting at the right hand of God.
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Jesus Christ: The Man
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Jesus Christ is a man. He is the only man who is our Savior, our Redeemer, our Mediator, our Lord, our constant Companion, our Best Friend, our Big Brother, the Light of our lives, our Peace, our Joy, and our Mentor in the art of faith.
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