In our lesson this week we look at some of the attributes of God. We can do no more than take a quick glance at some of His qualities. The knowledge of God is “. . . . as high as heaven; what canst thou do? deeper than hell; what canst thou know? The measure thereof is longer than...
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The men who framed the Westminster Confession included a question in the document which reveals that they had a least a good understanding of the true goal of life. The question and answer read as follows: Question: What is man’s chief end? Answer: Man’s chief end is to...
According to Webster’s New World Dictionary, the word “sovereign” has the following meanings: above or superior to all others; chief; greatest; supreme2. supreme in power, rank, or authority3. of or holding the position of ruler; royal; reigning It is evident that in the...
The greatest purpose of life is the discovery of God. While it is true that we cannot “by searching find out God (Job 11:7), yet it is also true that God is eager to reveal Himself to everyone who is desirous of getting to know Him better. The great purpose of life will be better...
In this lesson we focus on the question of God’s identity. When the Bible speaks of God, does it mean a particular Person? If so, who is He? Is the Bible vague or uncertain in identifying God or may we have a clear and definite understanding on the basis of what the Bible says? It...
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