THE DEATH OF CHRIST GUARANTEES OUR GLORY AND THE RESTORATION OF THE CREATION
Christians reject the notion the creation is evil. Instead, we believe an originally good creation was cursed because our sin (originating from humans and not God) altered what was initially made good.[1] Ultimately, both ‘the sinner’ and the creation are slated for full redemption by the Creator. In other words, the death of Jesus did more than pay the penalty for humankind’s sin; it legally set the creation free to be made right again once Christ returns in glory.
These things comprise Paul’s argument in … Read More
A short version of this article appeared this month in the Prophecy in the News Magazine. This is the longer version. Hope you enjoy learning about the incarnation, the debate over “how God could become a man,” and how the various formulations were at fault for the great schisms in the Church.
CHRISTMAS, THE INCARNATION, AND THE CHALCEDONIAN CREED
“Therefore, the Lord Himself will give you a sign: Behold, a virgin will be with child and bear a son, and she will call His name Immanuel” (Isaiah 7:14)
The True Meaning of Christmas Divided Christianity 1,500 Years Ago
This post is taken from the book, THE REVEALING: Unlocking Hidden Truths On the Glorification of God’s Children. The book is on sale during the holiday weekend. See below the article for details.
The Scripture plainly teaches that we have an inheritance awaiting us, an inheritance that includes joining with Jesus Christ to rule and reign throughout the Cosmos.
Eph 1:10-1110That in the dispensation of the fullness of the times He might gather together in one all things in Christ, both which are in heaven and which are on earth … Read More
This post is taken from THE REVEALING by Gary Huffman and S Douglas Woodward.
THE KINGDOM OF GOD BEGINS WHEN GOD’S GLORY FILLS THE WHOLE EARTH
The Triune God has revealed His glory to us in triad ways. The Father reveals Himself through the glory of the creation. The Son reveals Himself through the glory of His manifested presence in and through the incarnation. The Spirit reveals Himself in the glorification of the Children of God. And the Kingdom of God starts with the glory of God. The Kingdom of God is the glory of God. Christ is God’s glory. … Read More
In the Letter to the Hebrews, Paul lets us in on a secret. Somehow through the incarnation, Jesus Christ was “made perfect” through sufferings. This occurred despite the fact that all things were made by God for Him, and He Himself (the Logos) made all things. Through the process of the incarnation—the experience of becoming human and living His life in a body like ours[1]—He was enabled to be the ‘first-born’ of many brethren, “bringing many sons unto glory.” Paul refers to Jesus as “the captain of our salvation: … Read More
Bible Prophecy, Geopolitical Analysis, Theological History
