Who is This New Creation Jesus Christ of Nazareth?
Daley, Robert E.
Synopsis "Who is This New Creation Jesus Christ of Nazareth?"
Two thousand years have come and gone . . . and, incredibly, we still do not know! How can that be? Jesus Christ of Nazareth was, and is, a Documented, Standard, Historical, Extremely Controversial, Jewish, Man of Reputation . . . (good or bad) . . . whose Life, Death, and Resurrection, has definitely affected every single individual on the face of planet Earth. And in addition to those established, declared realities . . . and in spite of it all . . . we still do not know! How can that be? Scripture spells it out. It's not as though God is trying to keep it as a secret. The traditions and doctrines of religious men, over the centuries of time, have clouded the Truth. However, the reality of what has truly been accomplished, and that which is actually so . . . doesn't change. May we take the opportunity to put one foot in front of the other, using the Scriptures as our guide, and travel down the corridor of Truth and Reality? We shall look at what originally was . . . and then, at what summarily occurred . . . and finally, at what the resulting conclusion and manifestations shall be. We shall not pussyfoot over sensitive areas, rather we shall rely upon what the Personage of Jesus said, "And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." (John 8:32) The Truth is what we want. The Truth is what is important. The Truth is what God says. The Truth will liberate us from the man-made shackles that bind us and will propel us into a new corridor of recognition and light. The Truth shall make us free. Be willing to set aside whatever it is that you think that you "know." Be willing to set aside what "they" have told you. Be willing to set aside that which the world puts forth as "fact." Be willing to set it all aside. Purpose to want to really "know" the Truth. Don't be detoured. Don't be put off. Don't be willing to settle for whatever is popular. And, should you do these things . . . you may be pleasantly surprised at what you find.
