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Following Christ
Following Christ involves self-denial, admitting to one’s innermost self that He is God’s Son and the world’s Savior from eternal condemnation (John 3:16).
It’s easy to acknowledge who Jesus is, but to believe without reservation that He is God’s New Covenant (Luke 22:19–20) requires faith, trust, and adherence to His Deity.
Who is Christ?
When Christ walked on the earth, many people understood He came from God. For example, Nicodemus knew Jesus wasn’t like other teachers (John 3:1–2). He witnessed Christ’s undeniable wisdom and heavenly powers.
However, many rebelled against Jesus. They refused to believe He was their Messiah. Their attitude towards Christ was one of disbelief.
God promised the Jews His Messiah. He unveiled this truth through some of His Prophets. Isaiah shared this revelation with God’s people (Isaiah 7:14 9:6–7). For this reason, the Jews were told of who Christ was and gave them knowledge of His future arrival.
Each of the Gospels identifies Christ as God’s redeemer. They provide proof of this revelation.
Apostle John begins his gospel with evidence showing us who Christ is.
John said:
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the…
