God's plan of salvation is centered around the sinless God-man, Jesus Christ, who took the place of sinners and died for their sins, imputing their guilt to himself and providing them with the righteousness of God through faith. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God's character is unchanging, and His methods adjust, but His character does not. Jesus Christ is the sinless one, and His glory is shared with the Father. The Bible is the authority for life, and its prophecies are unmatched, with over 400 concerning Christ alone, already fulfilled and some yet to come. [... more]

The book of Hebrews highlights the superiority of Jesus Christ as the High Priest, emphasizing his sinlessness and perfection, which enable him to save sinners from their sins. The Old Covenant system, with its imperfect priests and temporary solutions, is contrasted with the New Covenant, which provides a stronger promise, a subsequent promise, and a perfect high priest in Jesus Christ. [... more]

The virgin birth of Jesus Christ is a vital part of his deity, incarnation, and humanity, making him the sinless Lamb of God who could die for the sins of the world. His miraculous conception in the womb of the Virgin Mary by the Holy Spirit is a crucial aspect of God's redemptive plan, allowing him to identify with fallen humanity and offer eternal life to those who believe in him. [... more]

The nature of Jesus' teaching on Scripture is examined, with a focus on His view of Scripture as the authoritative, divinely inspired Word of God. Scholars argue that Jesus' teaching on Scripture was incorrect, but this does not necessarily mean He was sinless. The doctrine of inspiration is also discussed, with some arguing that it is a docetic view of human authors, assuming they could produce error-free work. [... more]

The account of Jesus' visit to the temple at age 12 showcases His extraordinary knowledge, wisdom, and understanding of Scripture, surpassing that of the most learned theologians of His day. This episode highlights the relationship between Jesus' divine and human natures, demonstrating His sinlessness and perfect example of relating to His heavenly Father. The story emphasizes Jesus' growing self-consciousness and focus on the mission given to Him by His Father, teaching us how to relate to God in a similar way. [... more]