God the Father

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    Retreat Reflection Paper

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    This weekend has been pretty thought-provoking for me. We have heard stories regarding how others have found God and the different ways He can be perceived. And it is with this talk, I will expand on both of these notions. I want to share, the results of my friendship with God. Everyone has had different experiences, and He speaks to us in very diverse ways. In my life most often, in the form of something I least expected. When I am out and about and meet a stranger, or when I spend time with…

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    However, the mediate work of Christ seems to stop or at least to change when the apostle says: “then comes the end, when he hands over the kingdom to God the Father, after he has destroyed every ruler and…

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    the concept of our triune God in its entirety this side of eternity. Though we cannot understand it fully, there is a plethora of knowledge we can obtain on God’s trinitarian nature. Saying God is triune actually has vital implications for us as Christians regarding topics such as the internal consistency of scripture, our salvation, and creation. In the book Delighting in the Trinity: An Introduction to the Christian Faith by Michael Reeves, Reeves explains why a triune God is essential for the…

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    Essay On Trinity

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    The idea of trinity has been an ideological anomaly for many Christians around the world. It is not a Christian idea; Trinities of gods existed in other cultures as well, including, but not limited to, those of Siberia, Persia, Japan, Scandinavia, and Mexico. In Rome they were Jupiter, Neptune, and Pluto. In Babylonia and Assyria, they were Anos, lllinos, and Aos. Among Celtic nations they were called Kriosan, Biosena, and Siva, and in Germanic nations they were called Thor, Wodan, and Fricco.…

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    Jesus Comparture Analysis

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    Jesus exhibited a staunch devotion to the Father and submitted to His will perfectly, even during, His brutal and unjust death. As a child, Jesus at the young age of twelve, understood the importance of being about His Father’s business despite the expectations of others, including His earthly parents. After a feast, upon heading home, Joseph and Mary searched and searched for Him and finally found that He had stayed behind and He was in the temple listening to and asking questions of the…

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    christian. I beleive we are in a time where God is calling us to a place of sincerity. Sincerity means the quality of being free from pretense, deceit, or hypocrisy. We have no time to play as if we believe in God we have to come to a place were in our hearts we know that we know that we know. He said to moses in exodus 3:14 "I AM WHO I AM. Do you believe…

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    been part of the equation in Christological studies since Christians began to witness. One can even say the understanding of his divine nature began while Jesus walked the earth. The first Ecumenical council included Jesus in the trinity as the Son God. The other councils in many occasions came to be as part of numerous attempts to reconcile his divine nature with his human nature, and to combat against any who questioned His divinity. The councils also tried to explain whether having two…

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    Council Of Nicea Analysis

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    of Nicea. The Council of Nicea was “the first Ecumenical Council.” This council met on the teaching of Arius, a presbyter of Alexandria. Arius’s belief was that “the Father is greater than the Son, who in turn is greater than the Holy Spirit.” This belief is a “radical monotheism” saying that the Father and the Father alone is God.…

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    have chosen a path of belief? What in particular is there about God that makes us want to follow Him, to have faith in Him? Through the four Gospels we learn of Jesus’ works among man, as a man and savior. We see his teachings and good works and learn more of God through Jesus, his son. This paper will explore God and His relationship with humanity through his son Jesus. God God exists in three coequal and coeternal elements- God the Father,…

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    Nature Of Christianity

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    nature of God, His existence and influence on human nature. Christianity can be defined as the name accorded to a definite system of religious practices and beliefs which were taught by Jesus Christ in the Palestine country. This occurred during the reign of Tiberius, a Roman Emperor (White, 2010). His teachings were promulgated for the acceptance of the whole world by Jesus’ disciples. The paper aims at providing information on certain answers regarding Christians View of Nature of God. In…

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