Month: July 2025

This Is My Body: Scripture’s Defense of the Real Presence in the Eucharist

This Is My Body: Scripture’s Defense of the Real Presence in the Eucharist

Protestantism’s War Against the Holy Bible Our Lord astonished his Jewish audience by asserting that they must eat his flesh and blood; otherwise, they would not attain eternal life. His statements were so provocative that they even offended some of his disciples. “52 Then the Jews began to argue with one another, saying, “How can this man give … Continue reading This Is My Body: Scripture’s Defense of the Real Presence in the Eucharist →

The Eternal God-Man: Reconciling Jesus’ Dual Nature in Hebrews and Revelation

The Eternal God-Man: Reconciling Jesus’ Dual Nature in Hebrews and Revelation

Question: According to Hebrews 1:8-9, Jesus, as God, has a God over him. Some Christians claim that Hebrews 1:8-9 refers to Jesus’ humanity, suggesting that as a man, he has a God over him. The only problem with this position is that it would imply that Jesus, as a man, is being called God, which … Continue reading The Eternal God-Man: Reconciling Jesus’ Dual Nature in Hebrews and Revelation →

QUESTION – If Jesus is considered to be God, then the question arises: How is it possible for God to die?

QUESTION – If Jesus is considered to be God, then the question arises: How is it possible for God to die?

Additionally, who managed the universe during the three days when Jesus was deceased? Answer: Implicit in the question is the assumption that death signifies non-existence; in other words, asserting that Jesus died implies that God ceased to exist, which is impossible. The issue lies in the fact that this particular definition or interpretation of death … Continue reading QUESTION – If Jesus is considered to be God, then the question arises: How is it possible for God to die? →