Who Is Jesus The I Am That I Am God In The Book Of Joshua (The Captain Of Our Salvaltion) By Apostle

Introduction

Welcome back to the exciting and enlightening Back to the Bible program on THMTV! We, the leaders of True to Every Ministries, are here to guide you on a journey of understanding the scriptures. Today, we delve into the Book of Joshua to explore the profound truth about Jesus Christ as the "I am" God. But before we dive into that, let's take a moment to thank the Lord for the grace He continually bestows upon us.

The Journey from Egypt to Christianity

The Christian faith did not simply come about by chance. It was a purposeful journey initiated by the Lord Himself. In the Old Testament, the events that unfolded were actually laying the foundation for the coming of Jesus Christ in the New Testament. Every moment, every story, and every miracle served as a preparation for the arrival of our Savior.

Jesus Christ: The Great "I am"

Throughout the Bible, we come across powerful statements made by Jesus Christ, declaring Himself as the great "I am." From Genesis to Revelation, the books of scriptures testify to the fact that Jesus is indeed the "I am" God. Just as God spoke these words in Exodus 3:13-15, Jesus reaffirmed His divinity in the New Testament.

Jesus: The Only True God

In Isaiah 43:10-11, God declares that He is the only true God, and He is forever known as "I am." When Jesus claimed to be the "I am" in the New Testament, He revealed that there is only one true God, and He is the very embodiment of that God. This singular declaration sets Jesus apart from any other religious figure or prophet.

Jesus Christ: The Savior

Jesus Christ came into the world as our Savior, to forgive us of our sins. While no other religious figure or prophet has the power to forgive sins, Jesus, as God Himself, has the authority to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. When Jesus forgave the woman caught in adultery, it was a clear demonstration of His divine power to offer salvation to all who believe in Him.

Jesus: The Captain of Our Salvation

In the Book of Joshua, Jesus is revealed as the captain of our salvation. Just as He led the Israelites, protected them, and guided them, He continues to be our protector and guide on the path to heaven. Jesus Christ is the way, the truth, and the life, and accepting Him as our captain is the only way to reach the eternal kingdom.

Accepting Jesus as our Savior

We challenge every religious belief to accept Jesus Christ as their God and personal Savior. He is the creator of the universe, the redeemer of mankind, and the only way to eternal life. All other paths to salvation are futile without acknowledging Jesus as the one true God. It is only through Him that we can find true peace, joy, and forgiveness.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the journey from Egypt to Christianity was a divine plan orchestrated by the Lord Himself. Jesus Christ's identity as the "I am" God is evident throughout the scriptures, and His role as our Savior and captain of salvation is crucial for our eternal destiny. Let us all choose to embrace Jesus as our Lord and Savior, and experience the miracles and wonders He has in store for us. Join us next time as we continue our exploration of Jesus Christ in the Book of Judges. May the Lord bless you abundantly as you journey with us. Amen.

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