Dr. Toby B. Holt
Dr. Toby B. Holt
John: The Eyewitness To The Messiah
John: The Eyewitness To The Messiah
John: The Eyewitness To The Messiah
Monday 21st October 2024
Dive into John 1:1-18 with Dr. Toby B. Holt as he explores Jesus as 'The Word' and 'The Light', revealing His divine nature.
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Episode Overview
- Jesus is more than a great teacher or prophet; He is God in the flesh.
- John's Gospel aims to highlight the divinity of Jesus.
- People from various belief systems respect Jesus but often don't recognise His divinity.
- Quoting Jesus without accepting His authority is common but misses the point.
- Understanding Jesus as 'The Word' and 'The Light' reveals deeper theological truths.
What saves us principally is this, that he was God in the flesh
Ever wondered why Jesus is often called 'The Word' and 'The Light'? In this episode of 'Addiction', Dr. Toby B. Holt dives into the Gospel of John, breaking down these profound metaphors. Kicking off a new series, Dr. Holt unpacks John 1:1-18, where John asserts that Jesus isn't just a great teacher or prophet but God in the flesh.
This episode is a deep dive into the theological significance of Jesus' divinity and the historical context in which John wrote his Gospel. Dr. Holt explores why people from different belief systems often respect Jesus but stop short of recognising His divinity. He emphasises that while Jesus' teachings are admired, it's His identity as God that truly matters for salvation. With engaging anecdotes and relatable examples, Dr. Holt makes complex theological concepts accessible.
He shares how people often quote Jesus to suit their narratives but resist His authority over their lives. This episode challenges you to see Jesus not just as a wise teacher but as the divine Word made flesh, who lived among us. If you're curious about the deeper meanings behind these Biblical terms and their relevance today, this episode is a must-listen.
It's a thought-provoking exploration that encourages you to reflect on your understanding of Jesus and His role in your life.