Angeleen Walker

We cannot overemphasize the importance of rejoicing in the Lord. It is a wonderful testimony not only to succeeding generations of Christians but also to the contemporary unsaved population as well. There is no stronger testimony to the unsaved than a Christian who is truly happy in the Lord regardless of any negative circumstances. There is no worse or more negative testimony than a Christian who is unthankful, reluctant, or rebellious to the ideas of attending church, prayer, or activities such as giving. Griping, complaining, backbiting, criticism, and other negative actions will kill any attempt at a positive witness every time! 
The Israelites were not to celebrate the Feast of Booths only if they felt like it or if they were qualified in some special way. They were to rejoice in it and remember with gratitude that the Lord had delivered them and continued to bless them through all their trials and throughout their generations (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Fall Quarter 2022).

We cannot overemphasize the importance of rejoicing in the Lord. It is a wonderful testimony not only to succeeding generations of Christians but also to the contemporary unsaved population as well. There is no stronger testimony to the unsaved than a Christian who is truly happy in the Lord regardless of any negative circumstances. There is no worse or more negative testimony than a Christian who is unthankful, reluctant, or rebellious to the ideas of attending church, prayer, or activities such as giving. Griping, complaining, backbiting, criticism, and other negative actions will kill any attempt at a positive witness every time! 
The Israelites were not to celebrate the Feast of Booths only if they felt like it or if they were qualified in some special way. They were to rejoice in it and remember with gratitude that the Lord had delivered them and continued to bless them through all their trials and throughout their generations (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, F

Leviticus 23:33-43, Obedience in Feasts, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages Missionary Baptist

Down through the ages, people have contemplated what they can give to God; hence, usually to secure some favor from Him. It may range from the quest for immortality to wanting luck to win the lottery- from the sublime to the ridiculous. Let us remember that giving to God must be done from the perspective that He prescribes, and, in the manner, He has laid out. We can give back to Him only what He has already given us, He does not need what we give; we need to learn the proper spirit of giving. It changes our character and spiritual perspective in a very positive direction when we give His way. 
When we give the sacrifice, He planned for us out of gratitude, humility, and kindness, we step into a place of blessing. God is not forgetful of those who thus honor Him. (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Fall Quarter 2022).

Down through the ages, people have contemplated what they can give to God; hence, usually to secure some favor from Him. It may range from the quest for immortality to wanting luck to win the lottery- from the sublime to the ridiculous. Let us remember that giving to God must be done from the perspective that He prescribes, and, in the manner, He has laid out. We can give back to Him only what He has already given us, He does not need what we give; we need to learn the proper spirit of giving. It changes our character and spiritual perspective in a very positive direction when we give His way. 
When we give the sacrifice, He planned for us out of gratitude, humility, and kindness, we step into a place of blessing. God is not forgetful of those who thus honor Him. (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Fall Quarter 2022).

Leviticus 22:17-25, 31-33, Obedience in Offering, Pastor Angeleen E. Walker, Rock of Ages MBC

Sin is a revolt against God’s holy and sovereign will, and it, therefore, destroys all fellowship with Him. To try to restore this fellowship through religious observances or good deeds is useless, for these leave the root of the problem untouched. The unregenerate human heart, tainted by sin since Adam’s Fall, can never produce deeds to win God’s acceptance. 
But the Bible unfolds the story of God’s grace, by which He takes the initiative and provides forgiveness to sinners who trust Him. But how did those who lived before the death of Christ restore fellowship with God? God provided means that prefigured Christ’s atoning death. For Israel, He provided for the whole nation the annual Day of Atonement (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Fall Quarter 2022).

Sin is a revolt against God’s holy and sovereign will, and it, therefore, destroys all fellowship with Him. To try to restore this fellowship through religious observances or good deeds is useless, for these leave the root of the problem untouched. The unregenerate human heart, tainted by sin since Adam’s Fall, can never produce deeds to win God’s acceptance.
But the Bible unfolds the story of God’s grace, by which He takes the initiative and provides forgiveness to sinners who trust Him. But how did those who lived before the death of Christ restore fellowship with God? God provided means that prefigured Christ’s atoning death. For Israel, He provided for the whole nation the annual Day of Atonement (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Fall Quarter 2022).

Leviticus 16:11-19, Obedience on the Day of Atonement, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages MBC

The result of humble, patient obedience is the great joy of seeing God’s kingdom become a reality and knowing that we had a hand in it. Moses humbly did all that the Lord commanded him, and the tabernacle became a finished reality for God’s people (Bible Expositor and Illuminator, Union Gospel Press, Fall Quarter 2022).

Exodus 40:16-17, Obedience in Building the Tabernacle, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages MBC

People nowadays are used to the idea of casually entering God’s presence whenever the mood strikes them. Many treat Him as something of an invisible buddy, who is waiting to respond whenever we need Him or want something from Him. 
The people of Israel were given a radically different view of His presence. They had seen His powerful acts of deliverance, but they had never really known Him. Now, entering into covenant with Him, they needed to know what this God was like. And what they saw was that He is greater, more powerful, and more searingly holy than anyone could conceive. 
God does pursue an intimate relationship with us, but we must never forget that He is Lord. We serve and worship Him at His pleasure, not ours

People nowadays are used to the idea of casually entering God’s presence whenever the mood strikes them. Many treat Him as something of an invisible buddy, who is waiting to respond whenever we need Him or want something from Him.
The people of Israel were given a radically different view of His presence. They had seen His powerful acts of deliverance, but they had never really known Him. Now, entering into covenant with Him, they needed to know what this God was like. And what they saw was that He is greater, more powerful, and more searingly holy than anyone could conceive.
God does pursue an intimate relationship with us, but we must never forget that He is Lord. We serve and worship Him at His pleasure, not ours

Exodus 19:16-25, Obedience and Respect, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages Missionary Baptist

In all His transactions with His people, God has placed a spiritual premium on the concepts of obedience and holiness. God deeply desires that His people obey His commands, and He delights when they openly demonstrate their calling. 
When God determined to enter into a covenant relationship with the nation of Israel, He took special care to instill in their minds and hearts concepts of obedience and holiness. In fact, God stated that the uniqueness of the covenant relationship was conditioned upon Israel’s diligence in living as a holy and obedient people. 
The history of God’s chosen people has been filled with the consequences of their spiritual decisions. When they obeyed God, His chosen people have been blessed; However, when they disobeyed God: Israel suffered turmoil (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Fall Quarter 2022).

In all His transactions with His people, God has placed a spiritual premium on the concepts of obedience and holiness. God deeply desires that His people obey His commands, and He delights when they openly demonstrate their calling. 
When God determined to enter into a covenant relationship with the nation of Israel, He took special care to instill in their minds and hearts concepts of obedience and holiness. In fact, God stated that the uniqueness of the covenant relationship was conditioned upon Israel’s diligence in living as a holy and obedient people.
The history of God’s chosen people has been filled with the consequences of their spiritual decisions. When they obeyed God, His chosen people have been blessed; However, when they disobeyed God: Israel suffered turmoil (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Fall Quarter 2022).

Exodus 19:1-6; 24:3-8, Promise of Obedience, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages Missionary Baptist

Believers are often referred to as sheep, which is not an especially complimentary thing! Sheep are not among the most brilliant of animals. They tend to be group-oriented and followers rather than leaders. They tend to be quick to panic and flee in the presence of stress, causing shepherds some frantic moments. 
When John the Baptist saw Jesus coming toward him, he said, “Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world” (John 1:29). That description seems the opposite of another of Christ’s titles: the Lion of the tribe of Judah! Jesus perfectly represents these opposites: meekness and submission along with power and authority. This week’s text will give us the background for Jesus being the Lamb. 
Prior to Exodus 12, nine plagues had occurred, and the tenth had been announced. The plagues had become increasingly intense, and yet Egypt had refused to release God’s people to allow them to worship in the wilderness. When God told Moses about the final plague, He assured him that Pharoah would soon relent and drive Israel out of his country (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Fall Quarter 2022).

Believers are often referred to as sheep, which is not an especially complimentary thing! Sheep are not among the most brilliant of animals. They tend to be group-oriented and followers rather than leaders. They tend to be quick to panic and flee in the presence of stress, causing shepherds some frantic moments. 
When John the Baptist saw Jesus coming toward him, he said, “Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world” (John 1:29). That description seems the opposite of another of Christ’s titles: the Lion of the tribe of Judah! Jesus perfectly represents these opposites: meekness and submission along with power and authority. This week’s text will give us the background for Jesus being the Lamb.
Prior to Exodus 12, nine plagues had occurred, and the tenth had been announced. The plagues had become increasingly intense, and yet Egypt had refused to release God’s people to allow them to worship in the wilderness. When God told Moses about the final plague, He assured hi

Exodus 12:1-14, Obedient to Remember, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages Missionary Baptist Church

As Christians, we get used to serving Christ in the ordinary routines of life. If we are serious about our walk with Him, we thank Him for daily necessities, read the Bible regularly, and worship often with His people. We also instruct our families in His ways, try to glorify Him at work, and seek opportunities to share our faith with others. 
But there are times when our routines are disrupted, and we find ourselves in situations in which our usual spiritual habits do not seem to fit. We may be on a vacation in an unfamiliar country or with an unusual schedule. We may be in the hospital for surgery or recuperating from it at home. 
But the experience of the Apostle Paul teaches us that the Lord opens doors of service even when things are not normal. In fact, it can be argued that Paul never had the luxury of a “normal” life. His witness took him through very disruptive experiences, including beating, riots, imprisonment, and shipwrecks. In this week’s lesson, we find him on a foreign island among unfamiliar people. Yet even there God opened opportunities for him to minister (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

As Christians, we get used to serving Christ in the ordinary routines of life. If we are serious about our walk with Him, we thank Him for daily necessities, read the Bible regularly, and worship often with His people. We also instruct our families in His ways, try to glorify Him at work, and seek opportunities to share our faith with others.
But there are times when our routines are disrupted, and we find ourselves in situations in which our usual spiritual habits do not seem to fit. We may be on a vacation in an unfamiliar country or with an unusual schedule. We may be in the hospital for surgery or recuperating from it at home.
But the experience of the Apostle Paul teaches us that the Lord opens doors of service even when things are not normal. In fact, it can be argued that Paul never had the luxury of a “normal” life. His witness took him through very disruptive experiences, including beating, riots, imprisonment, and shipwrecks. In this week’s lesson, we find him on a foreign is

Acts 28:1-10, Miracles On Malta, Pastor Angeleen E. Walker, Rock of Ages Missionary Baptist Church

Having faith in the Lord includes doing what He wants us to do even if we can think of some very good reasons why it does not seem like a good idea (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

Acts 9:10-20, Ananias Heals Saul, Pastor Angeleen E. Walker, Rock of Ages Missionary Baptist Church

Some things happen in our lives, or the lives of those we know and love, which defy all understanding, research, and wisdom. How are we to make sense of it? Sometimes it is direct intervention by the Lord that interrupts our normal approach to life. While He never does anything that is wrong or sinful, He may do things that are very unusual. He has authority over every element of our lives. When we have Christ as our Savior, even the direst of circumstances may be a blessing (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

Matthew 8:23-34, Jesus Heals Two Demoniacs, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages Missionary Baptist

Faith does not wait for visible results. Faith does not look at or get preoccupied with the visible circumstances around us. Faith looks at the One who bids us put our trust in Him and is faithful to carry out His promises (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

Jesus Heals a Centurion's Servant, Luke 7:1-10, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages Miss. Baptist

Even in the darkest times in our lives, when our faith is tested, we can be faithful to rejoice in the Lord. Much of serving God faithfully is learning how to praise Him even when our circumstances are challenging. Our text from Habakkuk examines how God sustains the hope of saints during dark nights of the soul. Through these passages, we can be strengthened in our faith, even when our situations may seem utterly hopeless. 
It is easy to trust God when we have things under control. But circumstances are not always under our control. It is during such times that our faith is really tested and refined. In this week’s lesson text, Habakkuk faced a dark prospect for his nation. God had revealed that Judah would be disciplined for its sin. Our study reveals how the prophet responded to this disquieting piece of news (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

Even in the darkest times in our lives, when our faith is tested, we can be faithful to rejoice in the Lord. Much of serving God faithfully is learning how to praise Him even when our circumstances are challenging. Our text from Habakkuk examines how God sustains the hope of saints during dark nights of the soul. Through these passages, we can be strengthened in our faith, even when our situations may seem utterly hopeless.
It is easy to trust God when we have things under control. But circumstances are not always under our control. It is during such times that our faith is really tested and refined. In this week’s lesson text, Habakkuk faced a dark prospect for his nation. God had revealed that Judah would be disciplined for its sin. Our study reveals how the prophet responded to this disquieting piece of news (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

Habakkuk 2:1-5; 3:17-19, Habakkuk Praises God’s Faithfulness, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages

Serving the Lord faithfully means resting in His sovereign plan, even if it is not the same as your plan. Micah prophesied to hard-hearted people who were unwilling to trust in the Lord’s plan and rest in Him. This resulted in great sorrow for them. 
Resting in the Lord is one of the most prized possessions of the believer. We do not need to work to please Him or to earn righteousness. We can rest in His finished work for our salvation. We can rest in His victory over sin, this world, and Satan. We can rest in the peace the Lord has given us. We need not be troubled or afraid (John 14:27) (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

Serving the Lord faithfully means resting in His sovereign plan, even if it is not the same as your plan. Micah prophesied to hard-hearted people who were unwilling to trust in the Lord’s plan and rest in Him. This resulted in great sorrow for them.
Resting in the Lord is one of the most prized possessions of the believer. We do not need to work to please Him or to earn righteousness. We can rest in His finished work for our salvation. We can rest in His victory over sin, this world, and Satan. We can rest in the peace the Lord has given us. We need not be troubled or afraid (John 14:27) (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

Micah 2:4-11, Micah Stands Firm for God, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages Miss, Baptist Chruch

When we see believers that are in rebellion with God’s Word, God may call us to encourage or even rebuke them. That was the case with Haggai. This can be a very difficult thing for servants of God to do because they will be tempted to let their fear of man overcome them. But our faithfulness to God’s Word and our commitment to His church must supersede our fears. 
Because of the completeness of the Word of God, we can be sure He has declared Himself on what He expects us to do in obedience to Him. You may not stop and think of what God expects you to do; but the part of wisdom is, as Haggai said repeatedly, to “consider your ways.” God blesses us when we obey; He may chastise us when we do not (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

When we see believers that are in rebellion with God’s Word, God may call us to encourage or even rebuke them. That was the case with Haggai. This can be a very difficult thing for servants of God to do because they will be tempted to let their fear of man overcome them. But our faithfulness to God’s Word and our commitment to His church must supersede our fears.
Because of the completeness of the Word of God, we can be sure He has declared Himself on what He expects us to do in obedience to Him. You may not stop and think of what God expects you to do; but the part of wisdom is, as Haggai said repeatedly, to “consider your ways.” God blesses us when we obey; He may chastise us when we do not (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

Haggai 1:11, Haggai Calls for Faithful Service, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages MBC

Many of us were brought up with the motto: “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” We have applied this adage in schoolwork, sports courtship, employment, and a variety of other endeavors. Sometimes we eventually succeed; sometimes we do not. But we work with the assumption that failure is not inevitable. 
The returned exiles to Judah had to learn the importance of a second try. The original group who returned under Zerubbabel’s leadership had much reason for optimism. They had quickly rebuilt their altar of sacrifice and laid the foundation of the temple. But their progress had come to a grinding halt when local adversaries, having been excluded from the project began to oppose them. Construction stopped for at least sixteen years. But this week’s lesson reveals how God’s people came together to serve Him (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

Many of us were brought up with the motto: “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” We have applied this adage in schoolwork, sports courtship, employment, and a variety of other endeavors. Sometimes we eventually succeed; sometimes we do not. But we work with the assumption that failure is not inevitable. 
The returned exiles to Judah had to learn the importance of a second try. The original group who returned under Zerubbabel’s leadership had much reason for optimism. They had quickly rebuilt their altar of sacrifice and laid the foundation of the temple. But their progress had come to a grinding halt when local adversaries, having been excluded from the project began to oppose them. Construction stopped for at least sixteen years. But this week’s lesson reveals how God’s people came together to serve Him (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

Ezra 6:13-22, The Service of Godly Leaders, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages Missionary Baptist

It is difficult to understand at times how evil people can prosper, while people who sincerely try to follow the Lord have hard times. The writer of Psalm 73, Asaph, struggled with this question, just as many people do today. Seeing wicked people appear to get away with their evil while seeing good people suffer was enough to strain his faith. He knew God is good; so, he could not understand how this could happen. 
The writer of Psalm 73 felt that he had nearly slipped into despair in questioning God’s goodness. It was not that it was wrong to question God, but it was wrong to presume to tell God what He should be doing. Asaph took comfort in realizing that the wicked receive justice while the children of God have eternal hope in heaven. The wicked, or the unsaved, have only this world. Once it is gone, they will lose it all. 
Our faith can become strained when we look around us and at our present condition. If we look ahead to our treasures in heaven, however, our joy will be restored (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

It is difficult to understand at times how evil people can prosper, while people who sincerely try to follow the Lord have hard times. The writer of Psalm 73, Asaph, struggled with this question, just as many people do today. Seeing wicked people appear to get away with their evil while seeing good people suffer was enough to strain his faith. He knew God is good; so, he could not understand how this could happen.
The writer of Psalm 73 felt that he had nearly slipped into despair in questioning God’s goodness. It was not that it was wrong to question God, but it was wrong to presume to tell God what He should be doing. Asaph took comfort in realizing that the wicked receive justice while the children of God have eternal hope in heaven. The wicked, or the unsaved, have only this world. Once it is gone, they will lose it all. 
Our faith can become strained when we look around us and at our present condition. If we look ahead to our treasures in heaven, however, our joy will be restored 

Psalm 73:1-3, 12-13, 16-18, 21-26, Asaph"s Lament, Pastor Angeleen E. Walker, Rock of Ages Miss.Bapt

Faithfulness is one of God’s defining attributes. As believers, our hope is founded on the basis that the Lord is faithful to His promises. In response to this, we thankfully and faithfully serve Him with our lives. 
This quarter, we will study some of God’s faithful servants in the Scriptures. Samuel, who was very young when he was called by the Lord, sets an example for us of what it means to listen to God even in unlikely times. Though God had not spoken through His prophets for a long time, Samuel would show Israel how one faithful servant can do great things for God. 
In turn, each of us as believers should be inspired by the story of Samuel to listen to the Lord’s direction, which He provides through His Holy Word. Treasuring God’s Word is essential to a godly life (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

Faithfulness is one of God’s defining attributes. As believers, our hope is founded on the basis that the Lord is faithful to His promises. In response to this, we thankfully and faithfully serve Him with our lives.
This quarter, we will study some of God’s faithful servants in the Scriptures. Samuel, who was very young when he was called by the Lord, sets an example for us of what it means to listen to God even in unlikely times. Though God had not spoken through His prophets for a long time, Samuel would show Israel how one faithful servant can do great things for God.
In turn, each of us as believers should be inspired by the story of Samuel to listen to the Lord’s direction, which He provides through His Holy Word. Treasuring God’s Word is essential to a godly life (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Summer Quarter 2022).

1Samuel 3:1-9, 19-20; 7:3-5,10,12, Samuel's Call and Ministry, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages

God has the remarkable ability to disguise great opportunities as times of suffering. Pain, disease, and all other evils may be things that Satan seeks to employ, but God sovereignly uses the sufferings they cause in our lives to advance and accomplish His purposes. God also uses trials and tragedy for our spiritual benefit as well, driving us to become more humble and dependent upon Him. Paul’s thorn was God’s constant reminder to him to remain humble. Satan can only harass a believer with God’s permission (cf. Job 1:12) (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Spring Quarter 2022).

2 Corinthians 12:1-10, Paul's Thorn in the Flesh, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages MBC

Have you ever been in Have you ever been in a position where you felt like you were constantly defending your qualifications? Sometimes no matter what you do, no matter your level of education, no matter how hard you have worked to show yourself approved, people still question you. That hurts on a personal level, but it can also damage your credibility. 
If you have been through this, or are presently going through something similar, then you can relate to how Paul endured criticism from the Corinthians. His qualifications as an apostle or leader were called into question since he was not an impressive orator or philosopher like the ones who captured the Corinthians’ admiration. In this week’s lesson, he continues the defense of his ministry, further establishing his divinely appointed right to exercise authority in the church. Trusting in Christ, he continues to lead them (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Spring Quarter 2022). 
a position where you felt like you were constantly defending your qualifications? Sometimes no matter what you do, no matter your level of education, no matter how hard you have worked to show yourself approved, people still question you. That hurts on a personal level, but it can also damage your credibility. 
If you have been through this, or are presently going through something similar, then you can relate to how Paul endured criticism from the Corinthians. His qualifications as an apostle or leader were called into question since he was not an impressive orator or philosopher like the ones who captured the Corinthians’ admiration. In this week’s lesson, he continues the defense of his ministry, further establishing his divinely appointed right to exercise authority in the church. Trusting in Christ, he continues to lead them (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Spring Quarter 2022).

Have you ever been in Have you ever been in a position where you felt like you were constantly defending your qualifications?

2 Corinthians 10:1-12, 17-18, Spiritual Weapons, Pastor Angeleen Walker, Rock of Ages Miss. Baptist

One of the sad realities of human relationships is the fact that they often become strained, if not severed. One person offends or hurts another, and the two rarely, if ever, speak to each other again. 
God has never been faithless to man, but since the Fall, man has constantly and continually been unfaithful to Him. Sin created a barrier between God and humans that no human could get past. Without a way to remove that barrier, man would be forever separated from God. 
But then Jesus Christ entered the picture. In Christ, God took on human form and became a man. Jesus stepped into history as the one and only God-man, fully human and fully divine. No one else is like Him, nor will anyone ever be. 
The mission of Jesus Christ was to reconcile two estranged parties: God and man (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Spring Quarter 2022).

One of the sad realities of human relationships is the fact that they often become strained, if not severed. One person offends or hurts another, and the two rarely, if ever, speak to each other again.
God has never been faithless to man, but since the Fall, man has constantly and continually been unfaithful to Him. Sin created a barrier between God and humans that no human could get past. Without a way to remove that barrier, man would be forever separated from God. 
But then Jesus Christ entered the picture. In Christ, God took on human form and became a man. Jesus stepped into history as the one and only God-man, fully human and fully divine. No one else is like Him, nor will anyone ever be.
The mission of Jesus Christ was to reconcile two estranged parties: God and man (Bible Expositor and Illuminator Union Gospel Press, Spring Quarter 2022).

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