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THE DEITY OF THE MESSIAH
By Dr. Arnold
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
I. THE DIVINE NAMES OF THE MESSIAH
A. God
B. Son of God
C. Lord
D. Alpha and the Omega
E. The First and the Last
F. The Image
G. The Very Image
II. THE DIVINE ATTRIBUTES OF THE MESSIAH
A. Eternality
B. Immutability
C. Self Existence
D. Life
E. The Fullness of the Godhead
F. Holiness
G. Sovereignty
H. Omnipotence
I. Omniscience
J. Omnipresence
III. THE DIVINE WORKS OF THE MESSIAH
A. In Creation
B. In Preservation
C. In the Forgiveness of Sin
D. In the Sending of the Holy Spirit
E. In Resurrection
F. In Final Judgment
IV. WORSHIP ASCRIBED TO THE MESSIAH
V. THE GIVING OF IMMORTALITY
VI. THE DIVINE ASSOCIATION WITH THE TRINITY
A. His Association with the Father
B. His Association with the Holy Spirit
VII. THE DIVINE CLAIMS OF THE MESSIAH
A. To Have the Closest Possible Relationship with God
1. To Know the Messiah is to Know God
2. To See the Messiah is to See God
3. To Receive the Messiah is to Receive God
4. To Honor the Messiah is to Honor God
5. To Have a Unique Oneness with God
B. To be the Object of Saving Faith
C. To Have Absolute Dominion over His Followers
D. To Have Sovereignty Over the Laws and Institutions of God
VIII. THE MEANING OF KENOSIS
All things were made through him; and without him was not anything made that has been made.
John 1:3
