God sustains all things by His Word IV

*02/11/2025*


*THANKSGIVING SERVICE*


TOPIC:

*WHAT DOES GOD DO?*

CONTINUING PROVISION AND PRESENCE 

- God sustains all things by His Word IV

Hebrews 1:3

Besides being our creator, Christ is also our priest who provided purification for sins (Hebrews 1:3c)

Now he is sitting as our king, in the place of honour at the right side of the majestic God in heaven because his work is finished (Hebrews 1:3d).

Jesus as God, creator, priest and king can in no doubt mean he is superior to all prophets. Thus any message coming from him must be superior, that is, more complete and final, than any message God has sent in the past.

There is no greater messenger of the word than the Son of God, who is himself the Word of God.


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Genesis 14:18-20

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