No Threat in the Love of Almighty God - Only in Unbelief

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), May 14, 2009 at 10:57

Here is the error of this thinking: Why would one try to understand Who Jesus Christ is from a source that does not know Who Jesus Christ is? Only in the Holy Bible does one get to understand Who Jesus Christ really is.

The subsequent writing of the Quran does not tell the facts about Jesus, only a partial story that was corrupted by incomplete and false witnessing of the Jews and Christianesque religious people of the time of it writing. How could they know about something they did not believe.

The only real threat to humanity is failure to realize the truth about Jesus Christ and to suffer the consequences, and yes it is a real threat, one to be deadly afraid of. But accept the truth of Who Jesus Christ really is, to believe that He went to the cross to die for your sins, asking Him in prayer for forgiveness of unbelief, and receive Him in your heart to experience His love (and not the pretend love of human deceit), and you can have eternal life without the fear of that deadly threat of justice for unbelief.

As to who teaches this, it comes from the very throne of Almighty God, through the Hebrew Scriptures by the power of His Holy Spirit. It is universal in its truth, and even embers of Islam can be brought to this truth, if one really so desires to escape the punishment shortly to come.

For true defense, remember the truth about Jesus Christ: He came to seek the lost for salvation, and the religious rulers of His time put HIM to death for His message of love from Almighty God. He died for your sins and rose again for your justification; and you want to threaten the power of that kind of love with unbelief? Go figure.

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