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The Gospel of John

People say many different things about Jesus - but what does Jesus say about Himself?  To learn more, click below:

The Gospel of John

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In revealing Himself to us, God has demonstrated to us that He is
set apart from us to an extent that is difficult for us to comprehend.
God is good in every way – and in the fullest sense. God cannot be
approached by those who have been tainted by evil – no matter
how insignificant it may seem to us. He is intrinsically, and infinitely
holy (set apart from sin).
Because of God’s absolute purity, He cannot compromise His
character by tolerating sin to any extent. (Exodus 33:19-20)

Sin entered and infected this world when Adam and Eve disobeyed
God in the garden of Eden. The effects of this original act of
disobedience – along with our own personal disobedience – have
the most serious consequences for each and every one of us.
(Romans 5:12, Romans 6:23a)

In and of ourselves, our position before God is compromised
beyond repair. God sees us as defiled and defiant sinners – by
birth, and by choice. It is not something we would perceive on our
own, nor is it a condition that we ourselves can rectify. 
(Jeremiah 17:9, Psalm 14:2-3, Romans 3:19-20)

Physical death is a consequence of our sin. But physical death is
only the first death. For those whose guilt has not been entirely
removed so as to satisfy the righteousness and holiness of God,
there is a second death that is incomparably worse than the first.
(Revelation 20:11-15)

Jesus taught often, and clearly, of the solemn fact that the day will
come when there will be a righteous reckoning for each and every
person who stands condemned before God. (Matthew 13:49-50)

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