The You're going to do you.

Do you do you do you do you do

do you do There are people who say they believe in God but they don't believe in Jesus or they may be willing to admit Jesus was a good man or a wise man but they don't

think he was the God man.

Today on Truth for Life weekend we'll find out why none of these views sinks up with

what the scriptures teach.

Alistair Begg is looking at what the Bible says about the indirect and direct claims Jesus

made about himself.

So Jesus then made staggering claims concerning his ability to deal with the spiritual needs of men and women. He made

astonishing claims about his teaching. Thirdly, he claimed that he would be

directly involved in all the major aspects of the end of the world and fourthly he made it clear

that the reaction of men to him was an indication of their reaction to God. Now these are all indirect claims still.

John chapter 12 and verse 44. Jesus addressing the Jews in their unbelief, preaching out of the Old Testament,

showing how the Old Testament ties in with the new, speaking of Isaiah and so on.

And these Pharisees, it says in verse 42, would not confess their faith,

for fear they would be put out of the synagogue, for they loved

praise from men more than praise from God. They wanted it both ways and they couldn't have it and in verse 44 Jesus cried out

The word there is a graphic word he actually just came right out from inside of him Just an impassioned release from within him.

He says, when a man believes in me,

he does not believe in me only,

but in the one who sent me. When he looks at me, he sees the one who sent me.

When a man believes in me, Jesus, he says, he doesn't believe in me alone.

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