What is Born Again? What is the real truth? Who is God? Who is Jesus? The truth about who Jesus Christ really is. What does the Bible say about Him?
- The End Time is here now
6th trumpet war - 2 billion dead!
The beast of Revelation - the ...
- Is Islam in the Bible?
Is it OK to be a Muslim instead
of a Christian?
- End Time Prophecies
Biblical Prophecy Explained
Can prophecy really be understood?
- The Truth of God's Word
What is Born Again? What is the
real truth? Who is God? Who is ...
- Islam in the Bible?
Is Islam going to rule the world?
What is islam saying in the Bible?
- Who Is Jesus
Discover the truth and the
truth-of the biblical prophecy.
- The End Time is here now
Search results
It seems that Jesus constructed His parables so only those who were pure of heart and receptive to His teachings could understand them. Jesus' enemies and the merely curious were left baffled.
- 650KB
- 78
between Christ (the governing principle of Scripture) and a verse-by-verse study of the Bible? This volume of essays by four major biblical scholars teaches us how to provide this question with an orthodox answer and yet remain open to scholarly discussion. I heartily recom-mend it to all students of biblical interpretation.”
- 1MB
- 108
- SEEING AND SAVORING JESUS CHRIST
- A PrAyer
- Christ
- A PrAyer
- The Excellence of Jesus Christ
- A PrAyer
- A PrAyer
- A PrAyer
- A PrAyer
- A PrAyer
- A PrAyer
- A PrAyer
- The
- A PrAyer
- A PrAyer
- A PrAyer
- In
- SEEING AND SAVORING JESUS CHRIST
You’ve never met him in person, and you don’t know anyone who has. But there is a way to know who he is. How? Jesus Christ—the divine Person revealed in the Bible—has a unique excellence and a spiritual beauty that speaks directly to our souls and says, “Yes, this is truth.” It’s like seeing the sun and knowing that it is light, or tasting honey an...
O Father of glory, this is the cry of our hearts—to be changed from one degree of glory to another, until, in the resurrection, at the last trumpet, we are completely conformed to the image of your Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord. Until then, we long to grow in grace and in the knowledge of our Lord, especially the knowledge of his glory. We want to se...
does not exist in order to make much of us. We exist in order to enjoy making much of him. The assumption of this book is that to know the glories of Christ is an end, not a means. Christ is not glorious so that we get wealthy or healthy. Christ is glorious so that rich or poor, sick or sound, we might be satisfied in him. The first particular glor...
Eternal Father, you never had a beginning. You will never have an ending. You are the Alpha and the Omega. This we believe, because you have revealed it to us. Our hearts leap up with gratitude that you have opened our eyes to see and know that Jesus Christ is your eternal, divine Son, begotten, not made, and that you, O Father, and he, your Son, a...
A lion is admirable for its ferocious strength and impe-rial appearance. A lamb is admirable for its meek-ness and servant-like provision of wool for our clothing. But even more admirable is a lion-like lamb and a lamb-like lion. What makes Christ glorious, as Jonathan Edwards observed over 250 years ago, is “an admirable conjunction of diverse exc...
Almighty and merciful God, we exult in the reflec-tion of your might and mercy in your Son, our Lord, Jesus Christ. We rejoice in the strength of his lion-like power and in the tenderness of his lamb-like meek-ness. We take heart from his incomparable combina-tion of excellencies. It reassures us that there is none like him, and that he is not a me...
Father, it is a great comfort to us that you and your Son are never glib and never gloomy. We delight in the truth that you can be infinitely happy without being callous to our pain. We stand in wonder that the light of Jesus’ joy makes a rainbow in the tears on his face. We long to be like this. We want to be strong and unshakable in the joy of ou...
O Lord, the suffering in the world is so widespread and the pain is so great! Have mercy, and waken the souls of suffering millions to the hope of some relief now and unsurpassed joy in the age to come. Send your church, O God, with relief and with the word of the Gospel that there is forgiveness of sins through faith in Christ and that no sufferin...
Father, we say with the psalmist, such knowledge is too wonderful for us; it is too high, we cannot attain it. We stand in awe of your infinite knowledge and wisdom. We are filled with questions. But you are filled with answers. There are no mysteries for you. There are no facts you do not know, no problems you cannot solve, no events you cannot ex...
Father in heaven, you are the only one whose judgment matters in the end. What men think of us can burden or brighten our days. But it is of little account in the end. A good name among people may be better than great riches now, but neither name nor riches will survive the fire of your crucible. Truth is all that will matter. Not money or man’s o...
Father, what can we say? We feel utterly unworthy in the face of Christ’s unspeakable sufferings. We are sorry. It was our sin that brought this to pass. It was we who struck him and spit on him and mocked him. O Father, we are so sorry. We bow ourselves to the dirt and shut the mouths of our small, dark, petty, sin-ful souls. O Father, touch us wi...
O Father, how we need mercy. We sin every day. We fall short of your command to love you with all our heart and soul and mind and strength. We are luke-warm in our affections. All our motives, even at their best, are mixed. We murmur. We are anxious about tomorrow. We get angry too quickly. We desire what ought not be desired. We get irritated at t...
glory of Jesus Christ is that he is always out of sync with the world and therefore always relevant for the world. If he fit nicely, he would be of little use. The effort to remake the Jesus of the Bible so that he fits the spirit of one generation makes him feeble in another. Better to let him be what he is, because it is often the offensive side ...
Lord, thicken our skin. Not that we be less tender, but that we be less easily offended. Take away our bent to self-pity. Give us a passion for the truth that is stron-ger than our inborn passion for being praised. Forgive us, Father, for calling words unloving just because they were tough. Forgive us for attributing malicious motives to people whe...
Father of glory, we praise you that you mightily raised your Son, Jesus, from the dead. We praise you that the stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone. This is your doing and it is marvelous in our eyes. Death could not hold him! Our last enemy has fallen before your power in the triumph of Jesus over death, and we have been fre...
Forgive us, Father, for our indifference to the coming of your Son. We have not kept our lamps of expecta-tion burning or bought the oil of eagerness in hope for the Bridegroom to return. We have bought a field and gone to look at it. We have bought oxen and spent time oohing and aahing over their height and weight. We have married a wife and desir...
the middle of the last century the British writer C. S. Lewis got it shockingly right: A man who was merely a man and said the sort of things Jesus said would not be a great moral teacher. He would either be a lunatic—on the level with the man who says he is a poached egg— or else he would be the Devil of Hell. You can shut Him up for a fool, you c...
Who is Jesus Christ ? You’ve never met him in person, and you don’t know anyone who has. But there is a way to know who he is. How? Jesus Christ—the divine Person revealed in the Bible—has a unique excellence and a spiritual beauty that speaks directly to our souls and says, “Yes, this is truth.” It’s like seeing the sun and knowing that it is ligh...
In the New Testament the masterpiece is the church, “for we are his workmanship (poiema — poem or masterpiece), created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them” (Ephesians 2:10). In the Old Testament God’s masterpiece is the Tabernacle.
Christ (Matthew 16.13-20). Jesus commended Peter for giving the right answer. What did Peter say? Peter said Jesus was the Christ (ὁ Χριστὸς) or the Messiah. The Messiah was the one sent from God who would establish Israel as the top nation of the world, rule from Jerusalem, and bring in a government of world peace and
Correct answer: The Christ, the Son of the living God. The Christ – the anointed one, the one promised from of old. Son of the Living God - Jesus had referred to himself as the “Son of Man” but they knew and believed him to be the “Son of the Living God”. Divine nature, veiled in flesh.
The LORD JESUS CHRIST “Today in the city of David there has been born for you a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.” (Lk 2:11) He’s the son of God, the Savior of the world, the Lord of all Creation. Fully God and fully man, he died for our sins, rose from the dead, ministers on our behalf before God the Father, and is coming soon to
True Belief in Jesus Christ. 100s of Bible verses not heard in church. What it Means to Believe in Jesus. The Bible study that lets God's Word speak for itself.
