Demonstrations
336–345
| Name and Summary | Pages |
|---|---|
This demonstration explains that faith is the foundation of the Christian life, built upon the true Stone, Jesus Christ, and supported by various works such as love, prayer, and charity. | 18 |
This demonstration emphasizes that divine providence has ordained the rise and fall of nations and individuals, with exaltation leading to humility and judgment. | 24 |
This demonstration emphasizes the importance of spiritual vigilance, humility, and purity in preparation for the coming of the Lord, urging believers to be watchful, diligent, and free from worldly attachments. | 32 |
This demonstration affirms the Christian doctrine of the resurrection, emphasizing that the dead will rise in transformed, heavenly bodies created by God's power, akin to seeds growing into distinct plants. | 20 |
This demonstration emphasizes the importance of pastors caring diligently for their flock, modeling the care and self-sacrifice exemplified by the Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ. | 10 |
This demonstration affirms that it is consistent and Scripturally supported for Christians to call Jesus both God and the Son of God, emphasizing that Jesus’ divine status is rooted in Old Testament promises and titles given by God. | 13 |
This demonstration emphasizes that persecution and suffering are inherent to the faithful, drawing parallels between biblical and historical figures and the suffering of Jesus to illustrate that enduring persecution leads to divine reward and victory. | 23 |
This demonstration emphasizes that believers should not fear death, as it is a temporary separation and a gathering for judgment, with the ultimate hope of resurrection and eternal life with God. | 25 |