The Death Of The Father

Hebrews 1:2-3 says, “But in these last days he has spoken to us by his Son, whom he appointed heir of all things, and through whom he made the universe. The Son is the radiance of God's glory and the exact representation of his being, sustaining all things by his powerful word. After he had provided purification for sins, he sat down at the right hand of the Majesty in heaven” (NIV). In an article in The Christian Crier, author Jack Wellman gives a great description of Jesus.

The son would also go before Jesus to turn disobedient to the wisdom of the just and the hearts of fathers to children. He was also to prepare people for the coming of the Lord.

Athanasius refers to the Son as the Word and states that in the life of grace, the Word gives the Spirit, who is the “living energy of creation” (Edwards 2014, p.60), to live on earth with God’s people and the Father is in the Word (Edwards 2014, p.61). This shows how each part of the Trinity has their own separate role but they are all one and work in accordance with each other. Athanasius, just like Christians today, is faced with opposition on the idea of the Trinity and just like him, Christians today should remain strong in the faith and solidify their

“In case of an accident, anyone seeing her dead on the highway would know at once she was a lady. She said she thought it was going to be a good day for driving, neither too hot or too cold, and she cautioned Bailey that the speed limit was fifty-five miles an hour and that the patrolmen hid themselves behind billboards and small clumps of trees and sped out after you before you had a chance to slow down.”

the throne of David, but being a son through Joseph 's marriage does. That is why we find in Luke 2:41,48 where Joseph is called one of Christ 's parents and also the father. Mary was a virgin to whom was born Christ. Nowhere do we read that Christ received blood or flesh from Mary, but we do read that Mary gave Christ a physical birth. We are told that “she was found with child of the Holy Ghost (v.18,20)” where “that which is conceived in her is of the Holy Ghost.” Nowhere are we told that Jesus is conceived (formed) of Mary, but of the Holy

The first claim made by Jesus is that he is the son of God. He says in Matthew 11:27, “All things have been handed over to me by my Father, and no one knows the Son except the Father, and no one knows the Father except the Son and anyone to whom the Son chooses to reveal him.” (NIV) In this verse he says that God is his father and his authority comes from God.

He goes so far to say that the “notion of Two Sons, one of God the Father, the other of the mother” warrants the loss of adoption into God’s Kingdom. God and man have two distinct natures, just as the body and the soul are two distinct natures, “but there are not two sons or two gods” in the person of Jesus. This is valid because it adheres to scripture, and because the alternative is heresy. There are plentiful examples of the divinity of God, one being John 8:58, where Jesus proclaims to the dismay of the Pharisees “before Abraham was, I am,” which caused them to try and stone Him for what they considered blasphemy. His humanity can be seen in Matthew 4:2 where He hungered after fasting for 40 days and nights, and in Mark 15:37 where the human person of Jesus died on the cross, even though his deity descended to Sheol. This shows the validity of the Trinitarian model, which means that “the Three are One and the same in Godhead,” as Christ is still the fully functioning second person of the

Jesus Christ is the firstborn Son out of the mouth of God, and when we receive the incorruptible seed of God, we became one Spirit with Jesus.

God the Son’s role was to basically die for us because we have sinned. God the Son or Jesus died on the Cross. An example is, “Since we have now been justified by his blood, how much more shall we be saved from God’s wrath through him!” (Romans 5:9). This quotation shows us that in Romans 5:9 it basically says that Jesus saved us and now we will be continuing to be saved by him. Another idea of Jesus’s role in the Holy Trinity is that Jesus is our lawyer. Jesus is our lawyer by helping us with our “case” of sin. Our “case” of sin will forever be with us because as humans we tend to sin on a basis. Another example is “For there is one God and one mediator between God and mankind, the man Christ Jesus” (1 Timothy 2:5). This example in the bible tells us that Jesus will help us by helping us with our sin problems and leads us in the right direction. This is Jesus’s role in the

In fact, even Jesus’ own disciples did not believe Him to be a Son of God or any sort of divine figure. The myth of Jesus’ divinity – or the myth of God incarnate – was a machination by people who never had direct contacts with the

A valid example, Matthew 11:11 tells us there has never "rose among [men] a more conspicuous than John the Baptist: yet he that is least in the kingdom of heaven is more unmistakable than he." John is impossible that is other than human because he is said to be more essential than certain different people. Essentially, the Father can be said to be more noteworthy than the Son relating to their connection inside of the inward existence of God, however not concerning their common nature as being completely and similarly God .(http://www.catholic.com/magazine/articles/jesus-is-god)

Jesus was born of a virgin. God demonstrated His sovereignty over all, as a gift of grace, in Jesus’ supernatural birth. Jesus was fully human. The Word of God became flesh. His humanity made Him one of us, the only way in which He could redeem us. He came to us and lived amongst us, therefore He knows our pain. Through His sinless human existence, Jesus could fully atone for the sins of all mankind. Jesus is also fully God. In seeing Jesus, we see the Father. Jesus died and rose from the grave, demonstrating His power over death, and His right standing as the Son of God. He is the giver and sustainer of life. Jesus made the way for redemption to occur. He is worthy to be praised.

When speaking of Jesus Christ, the Son of god is the verbiage commonly utilized. Here we utilize “God the Son” which illustrates how indispensable Jesus Christ is in association with God. To some, the construction of the name Son of God portrays that Jesus Christ is below God, when in fact He is not. “God the Son” and “Son of God” have the same denotation, the sole difference is God the Son emphasizes on the indistinguishable connection of Jesus Christ and God. A son will eventually become a man, so a man is not better nor less than a son. This reveals that Jesus Christ may not be God the Father

I believe that the Father is the first, yet equal, part of the trinity, the perfect, unchanging Creator God who rules over the universe as the highest power. He always has been and always will be the eternal master of humanity. I believe and have been taught by my church to believe, that God is part of the trinity, equal in importance to the other two members. Jesus equates himself with the Father in John 10:30, saying

"There once was a young Prince. No one knew his real name as he was never allowed into the public. Therefore they just called him Blackwing. He grew up alone in his fathers castle. No friends were ever made, and his mother could no longer give birth after, the accident. No one knows much about the accident either, the only wittness was Blackwing and he refused to speak of it no matter what was threatened. A few months passed and his mother and father perished in a fire in the estate. Blackwing assumed the role of King. This arrangement didn 't last long as a short few years later he dissapeared in another estate fire. It was soon believed that he died in the fire and his bones had turned to ashes as they did not find any remains. But eventually strange events started to occur to make people believe that he staged his death and went on to make other children feel the pain of loosing their parents. It was reported by victims that they had heard knocking at their windows the previouse night, then at around midnight they died. Never to be heard from again. It was later called the BlackWing curse, as it only happened to children who were naughty"