Author: Michael Haigh
The Revelations in Verily, Verily – The Gospel of John – Part ii
Every time that these words Verily, verily are used, in the gospel of John, they denote a supernatural revelation from God to man.
Come and See – Chapter 10 of the Gospel of John – Part i
Come and See – Chapter 9 of the Gospel of John – Part vii – Questions
Christ was NOT sent to be a greater Adam. Christ was NOT sent to be an improved Adam. He was sent to manifest the glory of God among His creation.
Come and See – Chapter 9 of the Gospel of John – Part vi – Questions
Come and See – Chapter 9 of John – Part v – Questions
Christ created a NEW LIFE FORM — designed and patterned after His own image. The explanation of this statement can be found in the questions in this article. So read on . . .
Come and See – Chapter 9 of the Gospel of John – Part iv – Questions
Come and See – Chapter 9 of the Gospel of John – Part iii – Questions
What was the sixth question in the gospel of John, Chapter 9? And why was this the sixth question? Your not curious? Well, then . . .
Come and See – Chapter 9 of the gospel of John – Part ii – Questions
The gospel proclaims that in itself it is the supernatural working of God in Jesus Christ. Christ is the Center of God’s good news, for it does not depend upon mankind in any way.
Come and See – Chapter 9 Part i – Blindness
Come and See – Chapter 8 of John – Part viii – I AM ETERNITY
The Living Word of God in Jesus Christ existed in eternity before the first word of creation, and the written Word of God was inscribed in heaven itself so that no man could ever destroy or remove the Word of God.
Come and See – Chapter 8 of John – Part vii – Rejoice and Be Glad
Satan never figured on a God of grace. Satan never figured on a God of mercy. Satan never figured on a God who would offer HIMSELF for the sin of the whole world.
Come and See – Chapter 8 of the Gospel of John – Part vi – Rejoice and Be Glad
When God instills faith in those who He chooses, faith never runs out. Faith never disappears, faith is never conquered, faith is the invisible eye that allows us to perceive the promises of God, and to behold with the eye of faith the God of glory.