Doesn't the Sonship end? - Glorious Church Questions & Answers

A Caution From The Authors Purpose And Vision Key Topics About The Authors What We Believe Email List Contact Us

Manuscript Library Audio Library Lesson Notes Read 'The Glorious Church' Recommended Resources

View Questions & Answers Ask A Question

View The Guestbook Sign The Guestbook

Doesn't the Sonship end?	Submitted: 1/7/2013 Post a comment or ask a follow-up question

Question:	Isn’t the fulfillment of the role of the Son and ending of the Son the same thing? Basically, the Son has an end?

Answer:	No. To say that 'the Son has an end' suggests that the Son of God ceases to exist. This is impossible, since Jesus Himself said without any equivocation: 'I am He who lives, and was dead, and behold, I am alive forevermore. Amen' (Revelation 1:18). When we say that the role of the Son ends or reaches its fulfillment, we mean that He will no longer be serving in His mediatorial role as the One who brings man to God and unites God and man together. He will then simply serve as the eternal manifestation of God to His creation.

Home \| Caution From The Authors \| Purpose & Vision \| Key Topics \| About The Authors \| What We Believe The Glorious Church \| Email List \| Apostolic Free Library \| Recommended Resources \| Search \| Order Online Questions & Answers \| Guestbook \| Contact Us
Copyright © 1999 - 2024 \|\| Rosh-Pinnah Publications :: PO Box 337 :: Carlisle, PA 17013-0337