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 God came to earth as a human being, in the 

person of Jesus Christ. In His humanity, Jesus 

cared for those in need (Matthew 25), taught 

God's truth, carried out God's purpose, and served 

as a faithful friend (John 13).

Jesus willingly offered His life in order to save others. 

Jesus laid down His perfect life for sinful mankind. 

He assumed full responsibility for all our sins and

paid the price. Jesus took the punishment that we 

deserved.

Christ not only ministered to us and

taught us by His life, but He has also 

spoken for us and taught us by His 

death.

God gave us life; the Spirit of life; newness of 

life; eternal life and abundant life because of the 

depth of His' loving-kindness and most tender 

compassion.

None of us is beyond the reach 

of God’s saving grace. 

Isaiah 59:1

All have sinned and fall short 

of the glory of God.

Romans 3:23

Jesus has always existed as One with the Father, 

before time and before anything was created. 

Jesus' life did not begin at the moment of conception.

Jesus came into the world from pre-existence. Jesus

 is the only baby born into this world who existed 

before His birth.

John 1:1; 17:5

Joseph was unaware of the extraordinary 

circumstances surrounding Mary's conception 

when he found out she was pregnant. According 

to Matthew, Joseph, a righteous man, did not

want to disgrace Mary when he discovered she

 was pregnant. God spared her from Joseph's 

secret plan to send her away. In a dream, an

angel of God urged Joseph not to be fearful of

 marrying Mary,as the child she carried was 

conceived by the Holy Spirit in the womb of a

 virgin. 

The Child Mary carried 

was...

the Son of God.

GOD IS 

THE MASTER 

OF ALL

POSSIBILITIES.

"... the things which are impossible 

with men are possible with God."

Luke 18:27

We can never fully comprehend God's whole 

being. Our limited faculties are incapable 

of defining or fathoming the greatness of 

God. God's majesty far exceeds anything

 we can comprehend.

God's greatness, power, grace, holiness, 

thoughts, ways,justice, wisdom, and God's 

past, present, and future judgments are perfect 

and beyond our perception.

Jesus was Servant of all, and He went about

 doing good. However, when He came to 

visit His hometown of Nazareth, He was 

rejected by both the people in His own 

hometown and His own family members. 

He came to His own people to set up the

 promised kingdom of God, but His own 

people rejected Him and His hometown 

of Nazareth gave Him little or no respect.

Jesus was poor; He was despised; He was 

tempted; He was persecuted; He suffered

 physical pain; and He endured the sorrows 

of a prolonged and most atrocious death...

 on the cross.

Jesus faced all the same kinds of

 trials and tests we are subjected 

to... and more.

Because Jesus had these human 

experiences... He could 

sympathize and empathize with

 our weaknesses, struggles, and

 temptations.

Jesus has been there and gone through it all.

 Jesus is fully aware of and sensitive to... the 

feelings, thoughts, and experiences we now 

have.

Jesus' humanity enabled Him 

to sympathize with our human

 frailties in ways others never 

could.

Jesus lived a human life, but He did not 

possess a sin nature as we do. He grew up 

in still another village called Nazareth, 

where He worked as a carpenter until

 He was thirty years of age. Then for

 three years He was a wandering 

preacher.

Jesus was tempted, but never sinned. 

Because Jesus did not have a human father... 

He did not inherit a sin nature. He 

possessed the divine nature from God, 

His Heavenly Father.

Jesus was introduced by a

messenger, as foretold.

🤔 Some people are so bound up with jealousy,

 envy, greed and self-righteousness... they can 

not bring themselves to see the truth. These people 

knew Jesus came from God, but they were so 

bound up with legalism and religiosity that their 

eyes were blinded to the truth that Jesus was 

God incarnate. 

The beautiful healings that were performed 

by Jesus Christ were twisted into something 

profane.

They spat in Jesus' face, struck Him with their 

clenched fists on His temples and tormented Him.

 Others slapped Him with the open palm of their

 hands. They blindfolded Him and cursed Him. 

Jesus was even beaten by some of the council. 

They too, ridiculed Jesus. He was falsely 

accused by so-called witnesses, unjustly 

condemned by His judges, and insulted by 

all. They continued to strike Jesus and even 

beat Him with a whip before He was 

crucified. 

This was the greatest contempt and most 

disgraceful punishment which could 

possibly be shown.

Jesus died on the cross for us all... even the

 very same people who crucified Him. 

The Romans led Jesus to a place called 

Golgotha which means Place of a Skull.

Matthew 27:31-33

Jesus saved man. Jesus is grace, love, 

compassion, forbearance, patience, humility,

 care, and tolerance. So much of the work 

Jesus did was the redemption of man. 

As for His disposition, it was one of compassion

 and love, and because He was compassionate 

and loving, He had to be nailed to the cross 

for man. 

They pounded the nails through 

Jesus' hands and feet.

Each of the prophecies were fulfilled 

precisely,although, predicted hundreds 

of years before time.

The most compelling and dramatic example

of sacrifice and substitution for our punishment

 is... Jesus' blood shed on the cross for us.

The Romans murdered the Son of God.

When Christ died on the cross, 

He paid the price for our sin.

Jesus offered up Himself 

in His entirety.

“Then I will pour out the spirit of grace and prayer 

on all the people of Jerusalem. They will look on 

Him they pierced, and mourn for Him as for 

an only son, and grieve bitterly for Him as

 for an oldest child who died.

Zechariah 12:10

“In a moment of weakness we may cry out, 

‘No one knows what it is like. No one 

understands’

But the Son of God perfectly 

knows and understands,

for He has felt and bore our burdens 

“and because of His infinite and eternal sacrifice...

He has perfect empathy

and can extend to us His arm of mercy.”

The Resurrection of Jesus

 is important for many 

reasons.

It witnesses the immense power of 

God Himself. In resurrecting Jesus 

from the grave, God reminds us of 

His absolute sovereignty over

 life and death.

Jesus' victory over death and the grave

won the victory for everyone who puts

 their trust in Him.

(John 1:12; 1 Corinthians 15:3-4, 17) 

To believe in the resurrection is to 

believe in God.

God is all powerful, and 

God has the power to raise 

the dead.

It was impossible for death 

to keep its hold on Jesus.

Acts 2:24

He was buried in a tomb, yet,

He lives today.

When Jesus Christ rose from the grave, He 

broke the power of sin and death in the

lives of all who believe.

 Jesus' supreme evidence of deity was His own

 resurrection from the dead.

Several times in the course of His life, Jesus 

predicted the way He would be killed and

 affirmed that three days later...

He would rise from the 

dead... and He did!

Only God who created life can resurrect it 

after death. Only God can reverse the 

hideousness that is death itself. Only God 

can remove the sting and gain the victory

 over the grave. 

1 Corinthians 15:54-55

Jesus had no servants;

yet they called Him 

Master. 

Jesus Teaches Truth.

Jesus had no degree; 

yet, they called Jesus 

Teacher.

Jesus was perfect in wisdom. Even at a young 

age, the religious teachers recognized this attribute,

 "And all who heard Him were amazed at His

understanding and his answers" 

(Luke 2:47).

The effort to seek God is 

a gift from God. 

May we all wholeheartedly 

continue to seek after Him. 

.Jeremiah 29:13.

When our Savior cried out from the cross, 

“It is finished” 

John 19:30, 

our sin debt was forever paid in full. 

Jesus Christ saved us from a horrible, 

godless eternity.

Praise God, Christ conquered

 Satan and sin... on the Cross and 

saved us from eternal separation 

from God.

When our Savior cried out from the cross,

“It is finished” 

(John 19:30), 

our sin debt was forever 

paid in full.

Thank You, Father, for allowing Jesus to come

 to earth and turn our bitterness into sweetness. 

We have been saved by Your grace. May we 

keep low at the cross and broken before You.

May we live our lives in a way that is pleasing 

to God so that through us God's life-giving

love may stream out to those who are lost and 

hurting.

Jesus lived and endured this world in human 

form. Jesus taught and loved others, while 

pointing them to the Father. Jesus then 

conquered death, hell, and the grave.

Jesus, 

the Author and Perfecter 

of our faith. 

Christ gave His perfect life 

for sinful mankind.

He assumed full responsibility for all 

our sins and took the punishment that 

we deserved.

We have been saved by grace through 

believing. May we never lose sight of 

Christ’s triumph on the Cross. 

Jesus shines forth the radiance of the glory

 of God, for He is the exact image of the

 essence of God, and upholds all things by 

the word of His power. He is the visible 

representation of the glorious, eternal, 

invisible God, who has invited us all to

 COME.

Christ calls all to draw close to Him. He alone 

can lift the heavy yoke of the bondage of sin

 and set the captives free. And Jesus' 

invitation is open to all who will believe on 

His Name.

''Come To Me,"

is an invitation for the broken-hearted

 soul and the burdened sinner. 

COME, 

just as you are.

Come unto Me, all you who labour and are 

heavy laden, and I will give you rest. This 

promise of rest that Jesus offers is a rest that 

He freely gives. It cannot be earned or purchased. 

The rest He offers is freely available as God’s gift

 of grace. It is true rest for the soul and perfect

 peace in our heart. This offer is to whosoever will

 COME to Him for salvation.

The invitation to 

"Come" is from Jesus... 

and contains no limitations 

or restrictions. 

Jesus will turn no one away.