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Consult Yahweh - Savigny-le-Temple (Shora KUETU - 27/10/17)

October 29, 2017

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The divinity of Christ (Shora Kuetu)

Jesus, the faithful bridegroom- Dokimos

If days, months, years pass and ever seem to be the same, Jesus our bridegroom is the one who remains the same for evermore (Hebrews 13:8) . He is the faithful one, season after season. The love he shows his chosen one remains intact, in spite of rough times. One thing is certain: all his promises are genuine to such an extent that every word that proceeds from his mouth endures forever and ever (1 Peter 1:25). As Christ’s bride, we have the honour of being loved by the one who is perfect. It is said in Ephesians 1:23 that Jesus is established as he who is “(…) the fullness of him that filleth all in all”. Let us realise what it all means. « (…) That he would grant you, according to the riches of his glory, to be strengthened with might by his Spirit in the inner man; That Christ may dwell in your hearts by faith; that ye, being rooted and grounded in love, May be able to comprehend with all saints what is the breadth, and length, and depth, and height; and to know the love of C...

Atheism - society - Dokimos n°23

One man out of five in the world claims to be atheist. Although still very attached to Roman Catholicism, France, as far as it is concerned, is the country where the number of atheists has increased the most in 10 years, from 14% to 29%. Is Atheism on the verge of eradicating religions? In these conditions, is there still room for true faith? Is an atheist is permanently “beyond redemption”? We will see that things are not always what they seem. ATHEISM IS NOT EXACTLY… The Oxford dictionary defines atheism as a doctrine that denies the existence of God. This is religious unbelief, which is not to be confused with agnosticism and pantheism. If one was to define agnosticism in a sentence, it would be « I do not know. » Indeed, the word « agnostic » comes from the Greek “ agnosticismos”, which itself came from the words “ agnôstos” , which means « ignorant », and “ gnosis ”, which means « knowledge ». This term therefore refers to...

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Consult Yahweh - Savigny-le-Temple (Shora KUETU - 27/10/17)

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