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Description: About the Author Marty writes stories to pierce the hearts of the French. Her “Destined” series presents a subject of the Bible in each book. The series is now published in French, nine books and counting. Marty’s workshop, “Uprooting Buried Lies,” has also been published, and she will have another Christian novel available soon. Books are Marty’s means of evangelizing and she gives away the majority of them. They’re being read far and wide! Please pray that these stories and teachings will get into the hands of hurting souls and that lives would be eternally changed, bringing multitudes to th
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Who is Jesus?

Delmon, Marty

About the Author

Marty writes stories to pierce the hearts of the French. Her “Destined” series presents a subject of the Bible in each book. The series is now published in
French, nine books and counting. Marty’s workshop, “Uprooting Buried Lies,” has also been published, and she will have another Christian novel available soon.
Books are Marty’s means of evangelizing and she gives away the majority of them. They’re being read far and wide! Please pray that these stories and teachings will get into the hands of hurting souls and that lives would be eternally changed, bringing multitudes to the Lord and making them His disciples. Marty is reaching France word by word!

For more about Marty and her many books, visit Marty at her website located at: www.martydelmon.com.

WHO IS

JESUS?

By

Marty Delmon

Table of Contents

Prologue

A Treasure Of Truth

John One
John Two
John Three
John Four
John Five
John Six
John Seven
John Eight
John Nine
John Ten
John Eleven
John Twelve
John Thirteen
John Fourteen
John Fifteen
John Sixteen
John Seventeen
John Eighteen
John Nineteen
John Twenty
John Twenty One

The Answers

Salvation

Basic Christian Beliefs

The Scriptures
The Godhead
Man, his Fall and his Redemption
Eternal Life and the New Birth
Water Baptism
Holy Spirit Baptism
Sanctification
Divine Healing
The Body of Christ
Divine Prosperity
The Return of the Lord
Eternal Damnation

Prologue

In this booklet I invite you to discover who Jesus really is and to run into His arms to receive His love, His salvation and His nurturing leadership in your life. His judgment rests entirely on who chooses Him; who enters fully into His loving embrace or who turns their back on His outstretched arms.

Let’s take a poll and see who really knows who Jesus is.

To a man on the street:

“Excuse me sir, you look like a businessman off to an important meeting. May I ask you one simple question as part of a public survey?”

Businessman: “Certainly. I have time for one simple question.”

“Thank you. Can you tell me who Jesus is to you?”

Businessman: “That’s an easy one. He’s the Son of God.”

“That answer was correct. Jesus is the Son of God, but it did not tell us who Jesus is to you. It only told us who Jesus is to God. Let’s ask this young man leaning against the building. Sir, would you mind answering one simple question for our public survey?”

Teenager: “Sure, dude, but I haven’t got all day, you know.”

“I’ll be brief. Can you tell me who Jesus is to you?”

Young man: “That’s a weird question, but I guess I’d have to say He was a great teacher, kind of like Buddha and Gandhi and those guys.”

“Thank you. That answer is also correct because Jesus was and is a great teacher, but it didn’t tell us who Jesus is to you. It only told us what Jesus did and does. Let’s ask this little girl. Young lady, would you please answer a question for a public survey?”

Little girl: “Sure. What do you want to know?”

“Who is Jesus to you?”

Little girl: “I don’t know anybody named Jesus. Does he have a last name?”

“Sometimes people use His title as a last name. Jesus Christ.”

Little girl: “Oh yeah! I’ve heard of Him. My Daddy says His name a lot when he’s watching the news on TV or when he watches football. Whoever He is, I don’t think many people like Him.”

“You are absolutely right. People either love Him or they hate Him. You were very honest, thank you. You don’t know Jesus at all. I’ll ask this young man walking so briskly by. ”Sir! Sir! May I ask one quick question for our public survey?”

Young man: “Exactly one quick question is all I’ll answer.”

“Who is Jesus to you?”

Young man: “Why, He’s my Savior. He’s the Savior of the whole world.”

“Thank you. That answer is exactly right, Jesus is the Savior of the whole world, but it did not tell us who Jesus is to you. Let’s ask this young woman with the three little children. Excuse me, ma’am. May I ask you a question for a public survey?”

Woman: “It better be a simple question. With these three to look after, I can hardly think!”

“My question is this. Who is Jesus to you?”

Woman: “Well, that really is a simple question! He is my Lord, my King, my Savior. He’s my very best friend. He is everything to me. I worship Him. I serve Him; I want to be just like Him. Nothing can take me away from His love or from loving Him. Does that answer your question?”

“It certainly does. You know Jesus, personally. We finally found someone who knows who Jesus is in relationship to herself. That’s the whole point of life: finding out Who Jesus Is. I hope you find out who He is to you!”

A Treasure Of Truth

T

he following is a short study of the Gospel of John. As you read each chapter in the book of John, answer the following questions according to the indicated verse. The answers are found in the back of this booklet. You may disagree with my answers, but that’s okay because the Bible has many layers of understanding. However, when you finish this study you will know WHO JESUS IS!

John One

John 1: 1, 7

What are the two terms which define Jesus?

John 1: 1

Is Jesus God?

John 1: 12

How does a human being become a child of God?

John 1: 23, 31

What is the goal of the ministry of John the Baptist?

John 1: 33

Who gives us the Holy Spirit of God?

John 1: 34

What does John testify regarding Jesus?

John 1: 41, 49

Who is Jesus?

John 1: 41, 45

What does a disciple of Jesus do?

John Two

John 2: 5

The words of Mary to the servants is for us today. What did she say?

John 2: 7

If, symbolically, the water pots of stone are the hearts of believers and the water is the Word of God, with what, then, must we be filled?

John 2: 10

Wine symbolizes the Holy Spirit. In these last days what kind of wine should we be filled with?

John 2: 14, 15

If Jesus is our lord and we are the temples of God, what must we do with this temple?

John 2: 16

God called His temple a “House of Prayer”, but the Jews had made it a house of:

John 2: 22

What must we do with the Word of God?

John 2: 24, 25

Does Jesus know everything that is in you?

John Three

John 3: 3

Is it necessary to be born-again in order to go to heaven?

John 3: 6

The new birth, of which Jesus speaks, is a birth of the:

John 3: 8

Jesus compares the new birth to the:

John 3: 13

Who is Jesus?

John 3: 15

How can a human being obtain eternal life?

John 3: 16

Why did God send Jesus to the earth?

John 3: 17

God does not condemn us; He wants us to be:

John 3: 18

What is it that condemns us?

John 3: 30

In us, who must increase and who must decrease?

John Four

John 4: 10

What is the symbol Jesus is utilizing to indicate Himself?

John 4: 23

Does God want to be worshipped?

John 4: 24

How does He want to be adored?

John 4: 25, 26

Who does Jesus say that He is?

John 4: 34

What does Jesus feed Himself?

John 4: 36

This same work, is it our food?

John 4: 41, 42

What made the Samaritans believe in Jesus?

John 4: 50

What did the man do in order to obtain healing for his son?

John Five

John 5: 6

Must one want to be healed?

John 5: 10, 11

What must have first place, the traditions of men or the words of Jesus?

John 5: 14

Can our sin attract more difficulties to us?

John 5: 24

What are the blessings for those who hear Jesus’ Words and choose to believe in God?

John 5: 29

Do all human beings, good or bad, have an eternal life?

John 5: 39, 46

Does the Old Testament speak of Jesus?

John Six

John 6: 14

(also Deut 18: 15, 18)

Why was Jesus called a Prophet?

John 6: 21

Often a boat is used as a symbol of salvation, the new birth. Describe what happens at the moment we receive Jesus in our boat?

John 6: 27, 28

What food endures to eternal life?

John 6: 29

What is the work of God?

John 6: 35

What is the symbol of Jesus?

John 6: 40

Does the Father want us to have eternal life?

John 6: 44

Who draws people to Jesus and the new birth?

John 6: 56

To eat His flesh and to drink His blood, means to:

John 6: 63

Who gives us life?

John 6: 63

Is the flesh profitable for us?

John 6: 63

What are the Words of Jesus?

John 6: 68

What kinds of words did Jesus speak?

John Seven

John 7: 7

Why does the world hate Jesus?

John 7: 37

What is the necessary condition in order to drink of Jesus?

John 7: 38, 39

The rivers of living water that flow from the heart of a believer are actually the Person of the:

John 7: 39

When was the Holy Spirit given?

John Eight

John 8: 7

The one who is free to accuse others of sin is the one who is free from:

John 8: 11

What is it that Jesus wants us to do with our sin?

John 8: 24

What happens to those who do not believe that Jesus died for their sins?

John 8: 31

What is it that makes a person a disciple of Jesus?

John 8: 32

What is it that makes us free?

John 8: 44

How does Jesus describe Satan?

John 8: 47

If we belong to Jesus, what is it that we are capable of hearing?

John 8: 48

Who is Jesus?

John Nine

John 9: 3

Instead of looking for the cause of sin or sickness, what do we look for?

John 9: 25

With the blind man we can say one thing: Before my new birth I was blind, but now:

John 9: 35-37

Who is Jesus?

John Ten

John 10: 4

If we belong to Jesus and we follow Him, we know:

John 10: 7

Jesus is:

John 10: 10

For what reason did Jesus come?

John 10: 11

Who is Jesus?

John 10: 17, 18

What has Jesus done for us?

John 10: 35

What did Jesus say about Scripture?

John Eleven

John 11: 4

Did Jesus believe the bad news?

John 11: 25

Who is Jesus?

John 11: 26

We who believe in Jesus will never:

John 11: 44

When we are born again Jesus says of us as He said of Lazarus:

John 11: 50

Caiaphas spoke prophetically when he said that one man would do what for the people?

John Twelve

John 12: 3

Is Jesus worthy of our giving Him all that we have and all that we are?

John 12: 16

Did the events in the life of Jesus accomplish the prophecies of Him found in the Old Testament?

John 12: 24, 25

Jesus compares His life and our lives to a:

In these same verses He says that He must do what in order to produce much grain:

John 12: 26

If we serve Jesus, God the Father will do what for us?

John 12: 31

(also Rev. 12: 9)

Who is the ruler of this world?

John 12: 41

(also Is. 6: 1)

Isaiah lived 600 years before Jesus. How did he see the glory of Jesus?

John 12: 43

What is the way to miss the blessings of God?

John 12: 46

What is the way to obtain the blessings of Jesus?

John 12: 48

What is it that judges each one of us?

John 12: 49, 50

Is there a blessing for those who obey God with their words?

John Thirteen

John 13: 2

Can the devil speak to us?

John 13: 8

What must happen to a person in order to be a part of Jesus?

John 13: 14

What is the example Jesus gives us?

John 13: 17

What will happen to us if we serve others?

John 13: 27

If we continue to speak with Satan can he occupy us?

John 13: 34

Jesus has given us a new covenant with a new commandment. That new commandment is:

John 13: 35

When outsiders look at us how will they know we follow Jesus?

John Fourteen

John 14: 6

Who is Jesus?

John 14: 12

Are we capable of doing what Jesus did on the earth?

John 14: 13, 14

When we pray, in what name do we pray?

John 14: 15

How do we show Jesus that we love Him?

John 14: 16

Who is the Comforter that the Father gives us?

John 14: 17

Where does the Holy Spirit live?

John 14: 26

What does the Holy Spirit do inside of us?

John 14: 27

Peace is a spiritual element that is given to us by whom?

John Fifteen

John 15: 5

Jesus is the:

And we are the:

John 15: 2

In that relationship we can expect God to do what to us?

John 15: 7

To bear much fruit do these three things:

John 15: 14

Jesus calls us His:

John 15: 16

Who chose you?

John 15: 19

Does the world love Christians?

John 15: 22

Does the world have an excuse for its sin?

John 15: 26

Who helps us give testimony of Jesus?

John Sixteen

John 16: 7

The Holy Spirit, the Helper, came to mankind after Jesus:

John 16: 8

Who convicts the world of sin?

John 16: 9

What is the sin of the world?

John 16: 10

Because Jesus went to the Father, the Holy Spirit established something on earth that put man in right standing with God. What did the Holy Spirit establish?

John 16: 11

Who has already been judged?

John 16: 13

Now and forever, the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of:

John 16: 14

Does the Holy Spirit glorify Himself?

John 16: 23, 24

Who gives us what we ask for in prayer?

John 16: 27

Why does the Father give us what we ask for in prayer?

John 16: 33

Are we protected from the difficulties in the world?

Then why are we told to be of good cheer?

John Seventeen

John 17

What is the longest prayer in the Bible?

John 17: 3

What is eternal life?

John 17: 11

What is the heart of this long prayer?

John 17: 15

What else did Jesus pray for us?

John 17: 17

What is truth?

John 17: 26

What did Jesus ask the Father to put in us?

John Eighteen

John 18: 6

The power in the words of Jesus made the soldiers do what?

John 18: 37

Who is Jesus?

John 18: 37

Who hears the voice of Jesus?

John 18: 37

Why did Jesus come into the world?

John Nineteen

John 19: 6

What fault can one find in Jesus?

John 19: 7

Who is Jesus?

John 19: 11

Where does power come from?

John 19: 19

Who is Jesus?

John 19,

(Psalm 22)

Psalm 22 is a prophetic psalm describing the death of Jesus. What David wrote, did it happen?

John 19: 30

What were the last words of Jesus?

To what do these words refer? (John 17: 4)

John 19: 38-42

Did Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus remain secret disciples?

Can you remain a secret disciple?

John Twenty

John 20: 9, 12, 17, 20

What happened to Jesus after His three days of death?

John 20: 17

What was Mary not able to do when she saw Jesus outside the tomb?

Hebrews 9: 6-15

What did Jesus do when He went up to His Father in heaven?

John 20: 19

Why were the disciples locked in the Upper Room?

John 20: 22

When Jesus breathed on the disciples they received:

John 20: 29

If people believe in Jesus, in His Words, in His Power without seeing Him, they are:

John 20: 31

Why was the Bible written?

John 20: 21

(Luke 19: 10; Mark 16: 15, 16)

What is it that Jesus sends us to do in the world, we who are His disciples?

John Twenty One

John 21: 6

If we conduct our lives according to the instructions of Jesus, will we have success?

John 21: 11

Is it possible to have supernatural things happen to us in our everyday lives?

John 21: 15-17

Who are the sheep and the lambs to which Jesus makes reference?

Luke 24: 46, 47;

Mark 16: 15, 16;

Matthew 28: 19, 20

In the other Gospels “The Great Commission” tells us how to feed the sheep and the lambs. How do we feed them?

John 21: 19

To each of us Jesus says:

John 21: 22

Are we to compare ourselves to others?

Is Jesus your leader?

The Answers

John One

v.1, 7

The Word, The Light.

v. 1

Yes.

v. 12

By receiving Jesus and believing in His Name.

v. 23, 31

To announce the arrival of Jesus.

v. 33

Jesus.

v. 34

He is the Son of God.

v. 41, 49

The Messiah, the King of Israel.

v. 41, 45

He or she tells people about Jesus.

John Two

v. 5

Whatever He says to you, do it.

v. 7

The Word of God.

v. 10

Good wine = The Holy Spirit.

v. 4

Keep it clean and holy.

v. 16

A house of merchandise.

v. 22

Believe it.

v.24, 25

Yes.

John Three

v. 3

Yes.

v. 6

Spirit.

v. 8

The wind.

v. 13

The Son of Man.

v. 15

Believe in Him.

v. 16

Because God so loved the world.

v. 17

Saved.

v. 18

Not believing in the only begotten Son of God.

v. 30

He must increase, I must decrease.

John Four

v. 10

Living water.

v. 23

Yes.

v. 24

In Spirit and in Truth.

v. 25, 26

The Messiah

v. 34

Doing the will of God.

v. 36

Yes.

v. 41, 42

His Word.

v. 50

He believed His Word.

John Five

v. 6

Yes.

v. 10, 11

The words of Jesus.

v. 14

Yes.

v. 24

Everlasting life, will not be judged, and has passed from death into life.

v. 29

Yes.

v. 39, 46

Yes.

John Six

v. 14

Because Moses called Him that.

v. 21

We arrive at the place, the Kingdom of God, where we are going.

v. 27, 28

To accomplish the works of God.

v. 29

To believe in Him whom He sent.

v. 35

The bread of life.

v. 40

Yes.

v. 44

God the Father.

v. 56

Abide in Him.

v. 63

The Spirit.

v. 63

No.

v. 63

Spirit and Life.

v. 68

Words of eternal life.

John Seven

v. 7

Because He testifies that their works are evil.

v. 37

To be thirsty for Him.

v. 38, 39

The Holy Spirit.

v. 39

After Jesus was glorified.

John Eight

v. 7

Free from sin.

v. 11

Sin no more.

v. 24

They will die in their sins.

v. 31

Abiding in His Words.

v. 32

The Truth.

v. 44

A murderer, a liar, the father of lies.

v. 47

God’s Words.

v. 58

He is the “I Am”.

John Nine

v. 3

The works of God.

v. 25

Now I see.

v. 35-37

The Son of God.

John Ten

v. 4

His voice.

v. 7

The door.

v. 10

That we may have life more abundantly.

v. 11

The good shepherd.

v. 17, 18

He gave His life.

v. 35

It cannot be broken.

John Eleven

v. 4

No.

v. 25

The Resurrection and the Life.

v. 26

Die.

v. 44

“Loose him and let him go.”

v. 50

Die.

John Twelve

v. 3

Yes.

v. 16

Yes.

v. 24, 25

A grain of wheat. He must die.

v. 26

Will honor us.

v. 31

Satan.

v. 41

In a vision.

v. 43

To love the praise of men more than the praise of God.

v. 46

Not abiding in darkness.

v. 48

The Word of God.

v. 49

Yes.

John Thirteen

v. 2

Yes.

v. 8

He must wash us.

v. 14

Wash each other’s feet.

v. 17

We will be happy.

v. 27

Yes.

v. 34

Love one another.

v. 35

Because we love one another.

John Fourteen

v. 6

The Way, the Truth and the Life.

v. 12

Yes.

v. 13, 14

The name of Jesus.

v. 15

By keeping His commandments.

v. 16

The Holy Spirit.

v. 17

In us.

v. 26

He teaches all things and He causes us to remember what Jesus said.

v. 27

Jesus.

John Fifteen

v. 5

He is the vine, we are the branches.

v. 2

Prune us.

v. 7

Abide in Him, His words abide in us, we ask what we desire.

v. 14

His friends.

v. 16

Jesus.

v. 19

No.

v. 22

No.

v. 26

The Holy Spirit.

John Sixteen

v. 7

Went to His Father.

v. 8

The Holy Spirit.

v. 9

Not believing in Jesus.

v. 10

Righteousness.

v. 11

Satan.

v. 13

The Spirit of Truth.

v. 14

No.

v. 23, 24

The Father.

v. 27

He loves us, we love Jesus and have believed that He came from God.

v. 33

No we are not, but Jesus has overcome the world.

John Seventeen

v. 1-28

Chapter Seventeen.

v. 3

To know God and Jesus Christ.

v. 11

That His disciples would be as one.

v. 15

To keep us from evil.

v. 17

His Word.

v. 26

His love.

John Eighteen

v. 6

They drew back and fell to the ground.

v. 37

The King.

v. 37

Everyone who is of the truth.

v. 37

To bear witness to the truth.

John Nineteen

v. 6

None.

v. 7

Son of God.

v. 11

From above.

v. 19

The King of the Jews.

Jn. 19

Yes.

Ps. 22

Yes.

v. 30

“It is finished.” Refers to the work God sent Him to do.

v. 38, 39

No.

John Twenty

v. 9, 12, 17, 20

Jesus rose from the dead.

v. 17

Cling to Him, or touch Him.

Heb. 9:6-15

He put His Blood on the altar of heaven.

v. 19

They were afraid of the Jews.

v. 22

The Holy Spirit.

v. 29

Blessed.

v. 31

So that we may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that believing we may have life in His name.

v. 21

To seek and to save those who are lost.

John Twenty One

v. 6

Yes.

v.11

Yes.

v.15-17

His people: the sons of God in Christ. The Great Commission, making disciples by preaching, teaching, and baptizing.

v.19

“Follow Me.”

v.22

No.

Salvation

I

f you can pray the following prayer and sincerely mean it with all your heart and soul because you desperately want God for your Father, Jesus for your Lord and the Holy Spirit as your internal guide, you will be born-again, become a new creation in your spirit and you will be saved into eternal life with God.

Heavenly Father, I come to You in the name of Jesus Christ, Your son who died for me. You raised Him from the dead after He had paid for all my sins and sicknesses thereby making it possible for me to be Your child. I accept what Jesus did for me.

Jesus, I surrender to You. Be my Lord. Come and live in my heart. Love me and receive my love. Spread Your love to the world through me. I believe in You. I receive the free gift of eternal life through You. I proclaim You as the one and only Lord of my life.

Thank You, Father. Amen.

The Bible teaches certain fundamental truths. Once Jesus has been established as your Lord, these are the truths you need to know and to hide in your heart to live by them.

Basic Christian Beliefs

The Scriptures

The Bible is the inspired Word of God, the revealed Will of God, the product of holy men of old who spoke and wrote as they were moved by the Holy Spirit. The New Covenant is recorded in the New Testament and is our infallible guide to conduct and doctrine. (1 Thess. 2:13; 11 Tim. 3:15-17; 11 Peter 1:21).

The Godhead

We have one true God who is manifested in three persons – the Father, who is the Creator, the Son, who is the Word come in the flesh, and the Holy Spirit who proceeds from the Father and the Son and lives in the hearts of believers. All three are co-equal and co-eternal. (John 1:14, 14:28, 15:26; Phil. 2:6)

Man, his Fall and his Redemption

Man is a created being, made in the image and likeness of God. Through Adam’s fall, sin came into the world. Jesus Christ, the Son of God, was manifested to undo the work of the devil. Man’s only hope of redemption is through the shed blood of Jesus Christ. He gave His life to redeem and restore man back to God. On the cross Jesus became sin and sickness providing both salvation and healing for all mankind. Salvation comes by believing in your heart that God raised Jesus from the dead and confessing with your mouth that Jesus is Lord. Salvation is the gift of God to man, separate from works and the law, and is operative by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, producing works acceptable to God. The inward evidence of salvation, to the believer, is the direct witness of the spirit. The outward evidence, to all men, is a life of true holiness and love. (Gen. 1:26-31; John 13:35; Rom. 3:10, 23, 8:16, 10:8-10; Eph 2:8; 1 John 3:8)

Eternal Life and the New Birth

Man’s first step toward salvation is godly sorrow that causes one to repent. The New Birth is necessary to all men, and is the only way to eternal life with the Godhead. The New Birth is a spiritual re-creation of the spirit of man which, from that day, is submitted to and occupied by the Holy Spirit of God. (John 3:3-5, 14:16, 17; 11 Cor. 5:17, 7:10)

Water Baptism

Baptism in water by immersion is a direct commandment of our Lord and is for believers only. Baptism in water is a declaration to the world that a believer has died with Christ and has been raised with Him to walk in newness of life. (Matt. 28:19; Rom. 6:4; Col. 2:12)

Holy Spirit Baptism

The Baptism in the Holy Spirit and fire is a gift from God as promised by the Lord Jesus Christ to all believers who ask for it, and is received after the New Birth. This experience is accompanied by the initial evidence of speaking in other tongues as the Holy Spirit Himself gives utterance. With this gift comes the endowment of power for life and service, the bestowment of gifts and their uses in the work of the ministry. (Matt. 3:11; Acts 1:8, 2:4, 19:1-7)

Sanctification

Without holiness no man can see the Lord. Sanctification is a definite, yet progressive, work of grace, beginning at the time of the new birth and continuing until the consummation of salvation at Christ’s return. The believer is perfected by the Holy Spirit day by day. (11 Cor. 3:18; Phil. 3:12-14; 1 Thess. 5:23; Heb. 12:14)

Divine Healing

Healing is for the physical body and is brought by the power of God through the prayer of faith and the laying on of hands. The atonement of Jesus Christ gave this gift to believers. It is the privilege of every member of the Body of Christ to receive their healing. (Isa 53:4, 5; Matt 8:17; Mark 16:18; James 5:14-16; 1 Peter 2:24)

The Body of Christ

The Church as a whole, all the believers in Jesus Christ together, make up the Body of Christ. Each believer is an integral part. The Head of the Body is Jesus Christ. The Head operates through the Body and the Body operates by direction from the Head. (Eph. 1:22, 2:19-22, 5:30)

Divine Prosperity

A believer in Jesus Christ, a member of His Body, has been given all things that pertain to life and godliness. Every believer has a direct, personal relationship with God. Jesus brought peace that passes all understanding to His Body of believers. Being children of God ensures that all things needed for this life are available. Financial prosperity is assured as Christ became poor so that His followers could become rich. Social success is found in the loving fellowship of brothers and sisters in Christ. A good definition for prosperity is having everything one needs and having more than that to share with others. (Rom. 14:18; 11 Cor. 5:17-21, 9:6-11; 11 Tim. 1:7; 11 Peter 1:3)

The Return of the Lord

Jesus is coming again soon to gather all His saints, His Body, to heaven. There will be a great tribulation on the earth, during which many will receive Jesus as their Lord. On the great Day of the Lord, Jesus will return in triumph to rule as King of kings and Lord of lords. Together with His saints, who shall be kings and priests, Jesus will reign on earth for one thousand years. After the 1000 years there will be a new heaven and earth. (Acts 1:11; 1 Cor. 15:51, 52; 1 Thess. 16:17; 11 Thess. 2:1; Rev. 7:9-14, 20:6, 21)

Eternal Damnation

The one who has not accepted Jesus as Lord will die in his or her sins and will be hopelessly and eternally lost in the Lake of Fire. After death there is no further opportunity of hearing the Gospel, repenting of sins, or accepting Jesus. The Lake of Fire is literal and eternal. Hell is reserved for those who will live for eternity separated from the Godhead. (Heb. 9:27; Rev. 19:20, 20:10-15)

WHO IS JESUS?

JESUS IS LORD!

Table of Contents

- Prologue

- A Treasure Of Truth

- John One
- John Two
- John Three
- John Four
- John Five
- John Six
- John Seven
- John Eight
- John Nine
- John Ten
- John Eleven
- John Twelve
- John Thirteen
- John Fourteen
- John Fifteen
- John Sixteen
- John Seventeen
- John Eighteen
- John Nineteen
- John Twenty
- John Twenty One

- The Answers

- Salvation

- Basic Christian Beliefs

- The Scriptures
- The Godhead
- Man, his Fall and his Redemption
- Eternal Life and the New Birth
- Water Baptism
- Holy Spirit Baptism
- Sanctification
- Divine Healing
- The Body of Christ
- Divine Prosperity
- The Return of the Lord
- Eternal Damnation