In the article, we delve into the profound statement made by Jesus to Nicodemus, exploring its theological implications. This exploration sheds light on Jesus' unique identity as the Son of Man, His pre-existence, and His divine mission, as well as the broader context of spiritual rebirth within Christian theology. The article provides a detailed analysis from a conservative, literal biblical interpretation perspective, emphasizing the historical-grammatical method to understand this pivotal verse in the Gospel of John.
Why Jews Don’t Believe In Jesus—Why Their Arguments Are Not Valid?
This article examines the principal arguments presented by Jews for not believing in Jesus as the Messiah and God incarnate. We explore their contentions about the Torah and the new covenant, as well as the nature of God, and find that these arguments are not as insurmountable as they seem.
What Basis Did First-Century Jews Have for Being In Expectation of the Messiah?
This article delves deep into the rich tapestry of Old Testament prophecies and the historical context to explain why first-century Jews lived in fervent expectation of the Messiah. It explores the prophecies that fueled this Messianic hope, including those in the books of Daniel, Isaiah, and Micah, among others.
What Does It Mean to Say, “Jesus Is Messiah”?
The article delves into the historical and theological ramifications of the statement, "Jesus is Messiah." It explores Jesus' Davidic lineage, His anointing by the Holy Spirit, and how His messiahship and divinity are interwoven. The piece underscores the New Testament's primary focus on Jesus as the long-awaited Anointed One who fulfills Old Testament prophecies.