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Introduction: The Most Important Message in the World If you asked ten Christians "What is the gospel?" you might get ten different answers: * "Jesus died for your sins" * "Believe in the Trinity" * "Accept Jesus as your personal Lord and Savior" * "God
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Introduction: The Verse That Causes the Commotion "'Very truly I tell you,' Jesus answered, 'before Abraham was born, I am!' At this, they picked up stones to stone him." (John 8:58-59) If you've ever questioned whether Jesus claimed to be God,
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Introduction: The Verse Everyone Quotes "I and the Father are one." (John 10:30) If you've ever questioned whether Jesus claimed to be God, someone has probably pointed you to this verse. "See?" they say. "Jesus said He and the Father are one.
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Introduction: The Questions That Started It All Imagine you're walking out of the most magnificent building you've ever seen—massive stones, gleaming white marble, gold decorations catching the sunlight. The temple in Jerusalem, one of the wonders of the ancient world. Your teacher, Jesus, has just
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Introduction: The Most Important Words in the Bible Imagine you could ask Jesus one question: "What is the most important commandment in all of Scripture?" Someone actually did ask Him that question. And His answer wasn't about loving your neighbor, being baptized, or even believing in
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Introduction: The Verse That Says It All Imagine if the Bible contained one verse—just one single sentence—that clearly answered the biggest theological question in Christianity: Who is God, and who is Jesus? A verse so simple a child could understand it. So clear there's no need
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Introduction: When Titles Get Confused If someone introduced you as "the daughter of the president" or "the son of the mayor," would anyone think that makes you identical to your parent? Would they bow down and treat you exactly as they treat the president or mayor
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Introduction: The Question That Changes Everything Imagine you're reading the Gospels for the first time, with fresh eyes, knowing nothing about Christian theology or church traditions. You come to a passage where Jesus goes off alone to pray. You watch Him kneel down, lift His face to heaven,
