The faith of Jesus is that Christ as the only-begotten Son of God, did verily take on human flesh in order to conquer sin on our behalf. He bore our sins upon him, so that we might be made the righteousness of God in him.
IN the matter of the duty of keeping the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus, it is not to be understood that the two can for a moment be separated.—Click to read this article
IN the matter of the duty of keeping the commandments of God and the f...
“THE law is spiritual,” and “the carnal mind [the natural mind, the minding of the flesh] is enmity against God; for it is not subject to the law of God, neither indeed can be.—Click to read this article
“THE law is spiritual,” and “the carnal mind [the natural mind, the mi...
WHEN the young man came to Jesus, asking, “Good Master, what good thing shall I do, that I may have eternal life?” Jesus answered, “If thou wilt enter into life, keep the commandments,” and cited the second table of the Ten Commandments.—Click to read this article
WHEN the young man came to Jesus, asking, “Good Master, what good thin...
This is the great and important thing to know, because for anyone to be a true keeper of the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus, God must be manifest in his flesh: Christ must be in him the hope of glory.—Click to read this article
This is the great and important thing to know, because for anyone to b...
THE sum and the substance, the beginning and the ending, the all in all, of the faith of Jesus is in the following statement of scripture:—Click to read this article
THE sum and the substance, the beginning and the ending, the all in al...
“LET this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus: who... emptied himself.” He emptied himself so entirely that, in becoming the Saviour of the world, he did not set himself forth in a way to make himself prominent or to draw attention to himself.—Click to read this article
“LET this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus: who... empti...
When Jesus emptied himself, he became man, and God was found in the man. God appeared. Thus, in him God and man meet in peace, and become one;—Click to read this article
When Jesus emptied himself, he became man, and God was found in the ma...
The condescension of Christ, the position of Christ, and the nature of Christ, as He was in the flesh in the world, are given in the second chapter of Hebrews more fully than in any other one place in the Scriptures.—Click to read this article
The condescension of Christ, the position of Christ, and the nature of...
In the first chapter of Hebrews, Christ’s likeness to God is set forth in greater detail than in any other one portion of Scripture.—Click to read this article
In the first chapter of Hebrews, Christ’s likeness to God is set forth...
In our studies of Christ as He is revealed in the first and second chapters of Hebrews, we have found that, as He was in heaven, His nature was the same as the nature of God;—Click to read this article
In our studies of Christ as He is revealed in the first and second cha...
He was made in the likeness of men, as men are, just where they are. “The Word was made flesh.” He “took part of the same” flesh and blood as that which the children of men are partakers, as they are since man has fallen into sin.—Click to read this article
He was made in the likeness of men, as men are, just where they are. “...
Christ was like God in the sense of being of the nature, in very substance, of God. He was made in the likeness of men, in the sense of being like men, in the nature and very substance of men.—Click to read this article
Christ was like God in the sense of being of the nature, in very subst...
How was it that He was made flesh? How did He partake of human nature? —Exactly as do all of us, all of the children of men.—Click to read this article
How was it that He was made flesh? How did He partake of human nature?...
Only thus could it be that there should be laid upon Him the iniquity of us all. Only by His subjecting himself to the law of heredity could He reach beyond the generation living in the world while He was here.—Click to read this article
Only thus could it be that there should be laid upon Him the iniquity ...
Of Him this was so entirely true that, in the weakness and infirmity of the flesh, —ours, which He took, —He was as is the man who is without God and without Christ.—Click to read this article
Of Him this was so entirely true that, in the weakness and infirmity o...
