Beholding God

Only Jesus has seen the unseen God, therefore, 0nly he is fully qualified to reveal and interpret his Father – John 1:14-18.

The Prologue to the Gospel of John introduces key themes of the Book, including Life, Light, Witness, Truth, Glory, and Grace.  Jesus of Nazareth is the Light of the world, the source of Grace and Truth, the True Tabernacle in whom God dwells, the only born Son of God, and the only one who has seen the Father. The Prologue concludes by declaring that the Son is the only one qualified to interpret God since he alone has seen the Unseen God.

Su Victoria y Reinado

Jesús triunfó sobre sus enemigos a través de su Muerte y Resurrección, por lo tanto, ahora reina desde el Trono Mesiánico.

Jesús de Nazaret conquistó a Satanás, el Pecado y la Muerte en la Cruz del Calvario, y comenzó su reinado como Rey Mesiánico después de su Muerte y Resurrección. ¡Él no está esperando algún evento futuro antes de recibir su soberanía sobre la Tierra, él ya reina!

Victory and Reign

Jesus triumphed over his enemies through his Death and Resurrection, therefore, he now reigns from the Messianic Throne.

Jesus of Nazareth conquered Satan, Sin, and Death on the Cross of Calvary, and he began his reign as the Messianic King following his Death and Resurrection. He is not waiting for some future event before he receives his sovereignty over the Earth, he reigns already!

Only in Jesus

Jesus is the true Light of the World, the expression of God, and the only source of truth, life, and salvation.

“Life” is found in the “Word” or ‘Logos’ of God, and this life is the “Light of men.” It “shines in the darkness,” and the darkness is powerless to extinguish it. This ‘Logos’ became the Living Word of God manifested in the Life, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth. The glory and life of God radiate through Christ for all men to behold - (John 1:1).

También para las Naciones

Jesús de Nazaret cumple la promesa de bendecir a todas las naciones en Abraham. Cristo es el Heredero y la Simiente del Patriarca.

Básico para la doctrina bíblica de la redención es el pacto con Abraham y su “Simiente”. Incluía la promesa de que “todas las naciones de la Tierra serían bendecidas en él”, y el Patriarca tendría innumerables descendientes.  ¿Cómo y cuándo son bendecidas las naciones? ¿Quién está destinada la “Simiente” de Abaham a heredar las promesas?

For the Nations Also

Jesus Christ fulfills God’s promise to bless all nations through His Covenant with Abraham. He is the Light and source of Salvation for the nations.

Foundational to the biblical doctrine of redemption is the Covenant that God made with Abraham, and with his “seed” after him, including the promises to bless all nations and to grant the Patriarch innumerable descendants. But how and when are the nations blessed? And who is Abaham’s “seed” destined to inherit the promises?

Jesus Saves!

Salvation and Redemption are found in no other name than ‘Jesus’. He alone achieved victory over Sin, Satan, and Death.

Jesus of Nazareth declared: “All authority in heaven and on earth is given to me, therefore, go and make disciples of all nations.” He sent his disciples to announce the salvation purchased by his death to the “ends of the Earth.” The Age of Salvation commenced with his Death and Resurrection; therefore, his life-giving message must be announced to all men. The Son of God has achieved salvation for his people!