Revelation 5:4

Every finite being, angelic and human, stands in amazement at this man and what He has done.…

The God who dies: Exploring themes of life and death by Irene Alexander Dr Irene Alexander wrote as Dean of Social Sciences at Christian Heritage College, where she taught subjects which focus on p……

The God who dies: Exploring themes of life and death by Irene Alexander Dr Irene Alexander wrote as Dean of Social Sciences at Christian Heritage College, where she taught subjects which focus on p……

Christ didn’t call the faithful. He called the weak and weary and made them faithful. He called you to come, behold, adore.…

In the war in heaven, Satan accuses God of arbitrary judgment. How did the cross refute Satan’s accusations?…

Why was Jesus not able to open the book before He died (Rev 5:3)? How did His death make Him “worthy” to open the book (Rev 4:5)?…

If the sealed book is the book of life: – Why are God’s judgments not understood? – Why could God not explain His judgments? – Why was Jesus not “worthy” to open the book before His death? – How did His death make Him worthy? God does explain His judgments, but to judge between people is extremely complex, and the heavenly beings are unable to refute all of Satan’s informed accusations against the people God had chosen.…

Why was Jesus not able to open the book before He died (Rev 5:3)? How did His death make Him "worthy" to open the book (Rev 4:5)?…