Description
Do you truly know the Jesus of the Bible? In this comprehensive lesson package, we delve into the opening verses of First John to settle a question that is foundational to the Christian faith and essential for salvation: the dual nature of Jesus Christ.
While many acknowledge Jesus as God, ancient and modern heresies often attack His humanity. This study explores why the physical body of Jesus—both in His ministry and His resurrection—is the bedrock of the Gospel, the source of our fellowship, and the only means by which our joy can be made complete.
What’s Included in This Package
This digital download is a complete “Lesson Product” designed for pastors, small group leaders, and serious students of the Word. It includes:
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Comprehensive Publication-Style Outline: A detailed, structured breakdown of the text with specific time markers for video integration.
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Deep-Dive Bible Study Lesson: A thorough examination of the Greek text (NASB 1995/Nestle-Aland 27th Edition), focusing on the eternal deity and physical humanity of Christ.
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Teacher & Student Guides: Ready-to-print guides featuring specialized icons for easy classroom or personal use.
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Assessment Quiz: A 10-question publication-style quiz to verify comprehension of key Christological doctrines.
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Detailed Answer Key & Explanations: A full answer sheet with theological justifications for every response.
Video Integration Notes
To maximize the impact of this material, the lesson is designed to be used alongside the teaching video: “Do You Know the REAL Jesus? Your salvation depends on it!”
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Key Timestamp References: Every section of the outline and lesson is synchronized with the video to allow for seamless cross-referencing during study or presentation.
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Greek Insights: The curriculum highlights specific moments where the original Greek text (such as the use of the imperfect tense and the absence of the definite article) provides critical clarity on the timelessness of Christ.
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Visual Aids: We recommend following the video’s progression when discussing the “Apostolic We” and the sensory evidence of the Resurrection.
Theological Foundation
“If you do not hold to this doctrine, you have no fellowship with the Apostles… and neither do you have fellowship with God.”
