STATE OF EXALTATION § 115. The state of exaltation 1 is that state in which Christ, according to His human nature, laying aside the infirmities of the flesh 2 resumed the full and constant use and manifestation of the divine …
STATE OF EXALTATION § 115. The state of exaltation 1 is that state in which Christ, according to His human nature, laying aside the infirmities of the flesh 2 resumed the full and constant use and manifestation of the divine …
STAGES OF EXALTATION § 116. The stages of Christ’s exaltation are His descent into hell, His resurrection, His ascension into heaven, His sitting at the right hand of God, His coming to judge the quick and the dead.
DESCENT INTO HELL § 117. Christ’s descent into hell was that act by which the God-man,1 Christ glorified,2 according to His human nature 3 after its quickening in the tomb,4 appeared in the prison of condemned spirits, 5 a herald …
Go thy way; thy son liveth. The man believed the word. – John 4:50. The time had now come that Jesus was to appear in public, and by preaching and working miracles was to manifest Himself as the Son …
Behold the Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of the world. – John 1:29. At the time when John the Baptist, by his preaching and baptizing, caused such a great commotion in Israel, the Chief Council sent messengers …
“Sanctify the Lord God in your hearts, and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear.” –1 Peter 3:15 SAMPLE QUESTIONS FOR …
Bible Study Outlines PATIENCE I. The patience of God. Exodus 34:6; Psalm 145:8; Romans 2:4; Romans 15:5 The patience of God reveals that phase of God’s goodness which prompts Him not to punish immediately, but to wait for the sinner’s …
Bible Study Outlines THANKFULNESS I. Thankfulness. A. Who should give thanks? B. To whom should we give thanks? II. For what should we give thanks? A. For the countless temporal blessings. B. Especially for the spiritual blessings. The Savior’s …
Bible Study Outlines JUDGING I. To judge is to pass sentence on the activities of the neighbor, holding them to be good or bad, praiseworthy or condemnatory. II. Judging which is permissible, yes, even required. A. The judging …