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As the intercessory mediator between God and man, Jesus Christ fulfills and unifies his three offices of prophet, priest, and king.
Jesus focused a lot on the kingdom of God. But what is the kingdom? And why does the rest of the New Testament hardly mention the theme?
Moses Lee helps us to understand the way Christ fulfills his kingly and priestly offices, by way of looking at Melchizedek in Psalm 110.
The promise of God in Genesis 3:15 set the stage for the outworking of Jesus’s kingly work of destroying the serpent and fulfilling the ...
The promise of God in Genesis 3:15 set the stage for the outworking of Jesus’s kingly work of destroying the serpent and fulfilling the ...
God is sovereign. That means He exercises His kingly rule over all creation. He ordains whatsoever comes to pass. He is also omniscient, knowing a...
God is sovereign. That means He exercises His kingly rule over all creation. He ordains whatsoever comes to pass. He is also omniscient, knowing a...
Skip to content Chapter 3 Messages To The Churches — Continued Man's Disloyally does not destroy God's Love. — Even the Omniscient Eye could see n...
Many important prophetic passages reveal that the only hope for the establishment of an enduring and faithful kingdom in Israel lies in a future w...
Jesus the Passover Lamb was slain to ransom people from every tribe and tongue and nation.
