THE SEVEN GREAT “I AM’S” OF JESUS CHRIST – Gospel of John
“I am the bread of life” is one of the SEVEN great “I AM’S” of John.
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HOPE IS THE ANCHOR OF THE SOUL – Easter Sunday 2022
HOPE for the Christian is Christ the Lord, who has entered into that which is beyond the veil, that is, into heaven itself; and this corresponds to the actions of the ancient high priest who was typical of Christ in that he went into the Holy of Holies, behind the veil, in the tabernacle.
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I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE – Easter 2022
The Death, Burial and Resurrection of Jesus Christ is our BRIDGE from this World to Heaven. When we gather with the saints this Easter Sunday, as we partake in the Lord’s Supper, we must thank our Heavenly Father for the ultimate gift of His ONLY Son, the BLOOD that our Savior shed (the fruit of the vine), Christ’s broken BODY (the unleavened bread), and Death, nailed the Cross, and His miraculous RESURRECTION, three days later.
As we remember, we must also look forward to His glorious return!
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THE DOCTRINE OF THE RESURRECTION – Easter 2022 – Hebrews 11
The entire teaching of Christ is oriented to the doctrine of the resurrection.
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SEEING THE INVISIBLE 2: “CHRIST OUR PASSOVER”
By faith he left Egypt, not being afraid of the anger of the king; for he endured as seeing him who is invisible. By faith he kept the Passover and … Continue reading SEEING THE INVISIBLE 2: “CHRIST OUR PASSOVER”
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SEEING THE INVISIBLE
Things not seen, that are invisible, include everything in the whole area of faith, the creation of the universe, the incarnation of Christ, the judgment of the world by the deluge, the second advent of Christ, the final judgment, the ultimate reception by every man of the destiny, good or bad, that shall be assigned to him by God’s enforcement of universal judgment, founded on justice and mercy.
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GOD’S PLAN OF SALVATION
Christ made it clear enough that salvation is the result, not of merely believing but of believing and being baptized. The preconditions upon which Christ promised to transfer sinners into himself are here stated as faith and baptism.
