He is worthy of our praises

Theologians use a strange word to describe Jesus : "impeccable." To be "peccable," is to fail, to sin, to be at fault, to struggle. The word implies the idea that something in you may be out of control. But even in his human nature, the divine nature of Jesus surpassed all this. No lust could be read in His eyes and no pride was in His heart. Nothing but that is glorious. Even in His human nature, He remained sovereign, making one with God (Matthew 18:18, Colossians 2:10).

Now consider these beautiful attributes: He is perfectly righteous (John 8:46), filled with righteousness (8:16). He is both righteous and righteous (Romans 3:26). In other words, He finds a way to keep His righteousness while justifying us for our unjust actions.

It is eternal and exists forever (1 Timothy 1:17). He is worthy of our praise for eternity. And He is love (John 13:34) - a love that is unfathomable ! He is omnipotent - all powerful, without the slightest defect in his power. His hands are not bound by the devil, nor by our free will. He has full power over any situation at any time. It is ubiquitous - everywhere at all times. And He is omniscient, knowing the beginning and the end, even before the end comes.

All this flies in the feathers of a false teaching that is heard at this moment, called open theology. This teaching says that God does one thing in history and that we do another - that He reacts to what we do and makes adjustments. No never ! When Jesus was crucified, God did not look passively, saying, "Oh ! I have an interest in doing something to repair it. "He had in mind a Lamb for sacrifice long before creation. He has all authority and He rules with perfect judgment. In short, He is beautiful - He is the desire of all nations !

Perhaps you think you have understood some things about Jesus, such as His Second Coming or the Theology of the Last Days. In fact, you may know these subjects up and down, from pre-millennium to post-tribulation, and that's fine. But you will never be able to fully comprehend the beauty of Jesus - His justice, His love, His sovereignty, His eternal nature.

Gary Wilkerson