He is the fundamental reality of all that exists.

It's in him we live and move and have our being,

have our existence.

All that exists exists because they have life from human. Welcome to Grace to you with John MacArthur. I'm your host Phil Johnson. So who is Jesus? That question will get many answers. Some would say Jesus is a religious leader or the perfect

example of love or a person just like anyone else. But what does the Bible say about him and what do you need to know about Jesus if you truly want to honor, serve, and love him?

Find out today as John continues his brand new study, the Word Made Flesh.

It's an in-depth look at Christ's nature and his work

and how you can glorify him with your life.

With that, let's get to the message here's John.

The Gospel of John is in itself identified by many through the centuries as the

holy of holies of the New Testament. It's the most sacred place you can go. In fact if there's a most

sacred chapter in the entire Bible it would be the 17th chapter of John where

our Lord Jesus praise to the Father in that intimate inter-trinitarian prayer,

the likes of which appears nowhere else in Scripture.

That might be considered to be the very mercy seat of the Holy of Holies. But John is often called the Holy of

Holies because in this Gospel the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ is fully

displayed and what was not accessible to people in the old covenant, namely the Holy

of Holies has become accessible to us in the new covenant because the veil is down,

the way is opened, we come boldly into the presence of God and as we enter

the Gospel of John we, like a priest of old on the day of atonement, have access to the

holy of holies to see the glory of Christ.

John's message is simply this.

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