JESUS CHRIST IS THE SON OF GOD (7 OF 11)
Scripture: Hebrews 1:1-2
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Jesus Christ Is the Son of God (7 of 11)
Series: Apologetics
Robert Dawson
Hebrews 1:1-2
Over the last few weeks we set sail on a journey to provide a firm foundation for answering life's great questions. These questions are not trivial and trite. They go beyond simple curiosity. These questions do not merely flit in an out of human thought but haunt man's very existence. We are people possessed with purpose and meaning. So our consciousness is plagued with questions like these...
1. Where did I come from?
2. Why am I here? What is my reason for being? What is my purpose?
3. Does life have any meaning?
4. What is wrong with this world? With me? Will it ever be made right?
5. What will happen when I die?
How we answer these questions will determine how we approach life. Our answers determine how we will live life. However, in order to answer those questions, we must first wrestle with and answer three other questions. Is there a God?
For several services we argued for the existence of God, apart from the Bible. We gave evidence that the existence of God is a reasonable belief logically, philosophically and scientifically. Even after arriving at this point we are still left with two more foundational questions. What is this God like? Can I know Him?
God is here. He is not silent. God not only wants us to know that He is but who He is.
While God has spoken to us in a very clear but general way through nature He has also spoken very specifically and specially to us through the Bible.
The Bible is unlike any other book. Overwhelmingly a case can be built that is God's self-revelation to us. When you consider...
1. Manuscript Evidence. The Bible as a whole, especially the NT, has an overwhelming amount of early manuscripts, especially when compared to other ancient literary works.
2. Archaeological and Historical Evidence. Many of the places and evidence of the people mentioned in the OT and NT have been discovered by archaeologists, es ...
Series: Apologetics
Robert Dawson
Hebrews 1:1-2
Over the last few weeks we set sail on a journey to provide a firm foundation for answering life's great questions. These questions are not trivial and trite. They go beyond simple curiosity. These questions do not merely flit in an out of human thought but haunt man's very existence. We are people possessed with purpose and meaning. So our consciousness is plagued with questions like these...
1. Where did I come from?
2. Why am I here? What is my reason for being? What is my purpose?
3. Does life have any meaning?
4. What is wrong with this world? With me? Will it ever be made right?
5. What will happen when I die?
How we answer these questions will determine how we approach life. Our answers determine how we will live life. However, in order to answer those questions, we must first wrestle with and answer three other questions. Is there a God?
For several services we argued for the existence of God, apart from the Bible. We gave evidence that the existence of God is a reasonable belief logically, philosophically and scientifically. Even after arriving at this point we are still left with two more foundational questions. What is this God like? Can I know Him?
God is here. He is not silent. God not only wants us to know that He is but who He is.
While God has spoken to us in a very clear but general way through nature He has also spoken very specifically and specially to us through the Bible.
The Bible is unlike any other book. Overwhelmingly a case can be built that is God's self-revelation to us. When you consider...
1. Manuscript Evidence. The Bible as a whole, especially the NT, has an overwhelming amount of early manuscripts, especially when compared to other ancient literary works.
2. Archaeological and Historical Evidence. Many of the places and evidence of the people mentioned in the OT and NT have been discovered by archaeologists, es ...
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