Now we are at the last of our six-part series. While the previous five articles, covered the certainty of the divinity of Jesus Christ, we will now look at the subject of the Holy Spirit. It is interesting to note that more than any other subject, Jesus loved dwelling on the subject of the coming comforter. It is stated, Christ had an infini
In continuation of the last article, we focused more on the eternal life of the Son of God, even the reality of his eternal nature or essence. Not by coincidence, this reality is brought out more in His incarnation, and even more at the cross, than in any other place in Scripture. Though we cannot understand the infinite gravity of what happened on
In light of our last study, covering the reality of Jesus’ self-existence, we will now look at what that means, as it concerns how we should relate to Him. If indeed Jesus is Jehovah [Yahweh], this reveals clearly, why He would be worshipped throughout the entire Bible. This is significant, the reason being that if Jesus is anything but God, in the
In the previous articles about the Godhead, we have seen how an understanding or misunderstanding of the subject impacts our view of Jesus, the great controversy and salvation. We also gained an understanding, of the progressive faith the Adventist pioneers possessed, due to a continual unfurling of light from God, through the Scriptures. The God o
Introduction In the last article, we saw the reality that it has ever been Satan’s plan to attack the divinity of the Son of God. We also saw that a correct understanding and acceptance of this subject is inextricably tied to our salvation. Lastly, we saw what it meant for Christ to be the “only Begotten Son of God.” What we will look at in
Throughout the centuries, the subject of the divinity of Christ, within the context of Christendom, has been much investigated. Just within the context of Adventism itself, the topic has been a subject of major contemplation. The reason that I have chosen to join the conversation, is not for the purpose of argument, but because of a deeper, more pr
The Word of God is a powerful sword; however, it does not cut to wound us, but to heal us. The Word seeks to bring healing to our lives, even when we turn to God in the midst of negative situations we may have brought upon ourselves. I remember that before I became a Christian, I lived a life of chaos—causing problems at home, being the class clown
