The Gospel of John reveals Jesus as an in control, supernatural King. ... Also, Jesus is shown as an in control King when He is on the Cross in Chapter 19. ... We witness Jesus being King as He firmly declares, "it is finished" in verse 30. In the Gospel of John, Jesus is portrayed as a supernatural, in controlled King. ... Jesus is portrayed as the one is supernatural, who was always in control, and He is King, in the Gospel of John. ...

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Before the beginning of Jesus' ministry, John the Baptist was asked quite frequently if he was the messiah. In Luke 3:16, "John answered all of them by saying, 'I baptize you with water; but one who is more powerful than I is coming; I am not worthy to untie the thong of his sandals. ... (Strong 77) The name Abner was used in Samuel 1 and 2, he was the commander in chief of the armies of Israel during the reign of King Saul. There were suggestions that Abner was not trying to protect the King's life, such as being ridiculed when David, who was being followed by the army, snuck t...

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An example of this would be the prophecy of king Cyrus (Isaiah 44:28;45:1) The Prophet Isaiah, writing at around 700 B.C., predicts Cyrus (by name) as the king who will say to Jerusalem that their city will be built and the foundation of the temple will be laid. ... More than one hundred years later both the city and the temple was destroyed by King Nebuchadnezzar in 586 B.C. ... (John 9:33) The Probability of just 5 of the 333 prophecies being fulfilled in the life of one man is mind boggling! ...

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According to Luke, Jesus' parents had to travel from their home in Nazareth to Bethlehem for the Roman census, while according to Matthew they lived in Bethlehem already, and were only obliged to leave when, in an incident which has no historical corroboration, King Herod began killing off the children (Andrews 1). ... The gospel of John, written circa 125 AD, relays the baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist (van Minnen 1). ... However, the gospel also relays conversations that John the Baptist had with several men about Jesus. ... "John thought that dialogue would liven the story up an...

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., The New King James, New International, New Living, New Century, and New American etc. ... The King James Bible is the most widely used bible amongst Christians. ... A seasoned Christian might use the King James Version because of their strength and maturity in Christ. ... These 27 seven books are broken down into five parts: the 4 four Gospels; Matthew, Mark, Luke and John; Acts (Book Of History), Romans - Hebrews, the 14 books of Paul's Epistles, James-Jude 7 Books of General Epistles, and Revelations, the book of prophecy. ...

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There are four different Gospel writers, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, and each has their own unique vision of Jesus's life. ... Matthew begins his Gospel with Jesus's genealogy, which can be traced back to the Jewish king, David. This right away establishes Jesus as both the King of the Jews and the Messiah. ... John the Baptist even calls them a brood of vipers. ...

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Who were "the sons of GOD-? Genesis 6:2 Introduction: The problem with this text is the identity of the "sons of GOD-. Seeing that this is the first time the term "sons of GOD- has been introduced in the bible, and throughout the bible the same them is used for different created beings, it m...

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