Thus addressing God as ‘he’ reminds us that God is personal rather than a mechanical, unfeeling force. Secondly, the masculine title might be used because of the distinctive functional …

So the three persons of the trinity are distinct, but they are all God - they all share the same motivations and objectives. They are all co-eternal, they are all perfect. God is Father, Son, …

The Jews wanted to stone Jesus because he ‘being a man’, claimed he was God (John 10:33). Jesus doesn’t dispute that he is a man, and both he and the Jews are talking about God as a …

Jesus is God the Father’s only Son, and he sent him to die to save us from the penalty of sin (and from the power of sin). That shows how seriously God takes sin. And it shows us how much he …

God had always intended that the chief priests would put Jesus to death - God is sovereign AND they are responsible. It is important to hold sovereignty and responsibility together. Deny Gods …

He is consistent and unchanging, so always remains dependably the same as he relates to us. God is sovereign. He rules over all and is the final cause of all that happens in his universe. …

and understand that I am he. Before me no god was formed, nor will there be one after me (Isaiah 43:10). Though I don’t have the space here to discuss the whole context of this passage, be …

Besides his words, Jesus’ actions also showed that he is God. He did many miracles showing his power, power which the Jews understood could only come from someone divine. He could …

The answer revolves around who God is. The Bible describes God as the one who made everything that is, he is the Creator (read Genesis 1 and 2). As the creator he made you and …

It is this type of Christianity that causes Jesus to say that he wants to spit him out of his mouth! And God’s counsel to us is in Rev 3:19, where he says to Laodicea and to us; ‘those whom I …