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Natural Body But Yet God in the Flesh
John 1: 1, 14, 29, 33-34, 44-49
In the book of Genesis, God said "In the beginning" when creating the earth. John's gospel also begins with these words, "In the beginning was the Word." This Word, which was present at the start of creation, came in human form as Jesus. He existed with the Father from the outset and still does. Just as God commanded and created the world, Jesus, possessing the same authority, shared truth, guidance, and comfort with people. Although Jesus had a human nature, He is more than human; as John states, He is the Light, the Word, the Lamb of God, the One, the Son of God, and the Messiah.
Additionally, John explains how Philip became an apostle. Jesus saw Philip first and recognized that he needed a Savior and guide. Jesus noted Philip's sincerity, honesty, and directness before revealing Himself as Rabbi, Son of God, and The King of Israel. This recognition transformed Philip into an apostle. Jesus sows a seed within us which enables us to see Him for who He truly is. We are encouraged to come to Him with all our questions, doubts, and uncertainties, as He appreciates our honesty.
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By Orisel JiménezJohn 1: 1, 14, 29, 33-34, 44-49
In the book of Genesis, God said "In the beginning" when creating the earth. John's gospel also begins with these words, "In the beginning was the Word." This Word, which was present at the start of creation, came in human form as Jesus. He existed with the Father from the outset and still does. Just as God commanded and created the world, Jesus, possessing the same authority, shared truth, guidance, and comfort with people. Although Jesus had a human nature, He is more than human; as John states, He is the Light, the Word, the Lamb of God, the One, the Son of God, and the Messiah.
Additionally, John explains how Philip became an apostle. Jesus saw Philip first and recognized that he needed a Savior and guide. Jesus noted Philip's sincerity, honesty, and directness before revealing Himself as Rabbi, Son of God, and The King of Israel. This recognition transformed Philip into an apostle. Jesus sows a seed within us which enables us to see Him for who He truly is. We are encouraged to come to Him with all our questions, doubts, and uncertainties, as He appreciates our honesty.