From Eph. 4:1-16 we see that the church is one in purity, practice, and purpose.

The Holy Spirit is personal, powerful, and the presence of God.

From 1 Cor. 15:20-28 we see the present reign, future return, and final recompense of Jesus Christ.

From 1 Cor. 15:1-28 we see that the resurrection is paramount, it is proof, and it is a promise.

Jesus faced the spiritual separation and torment of the judgment of God so that we might be forgiven.

The cross of Christ is evidence of the truthfulness of the Gospel and essential to our salvation.

From Isaiah 53 we see that the Messiah suffered ignobility, identity, and indignation.

The virgin birth is an essential doctrine because it begins a new creation and preserves the divinity and humanity of Christ.

From Phil. 2:5-11 we see that Jesus is Lord in supremacy, in the subjection of all things, and in the submission of all people.

From Isaiah 7:1-14 and Col. 1:15-20 we see that Jesus is the only begotten, eternally existent image of God who is preeminent over all things.