This article is an intent to explain the meanings of the different “I Am” statements in relation to Jesus as found in the Book of John. The different categories of these statements will be examined along with a brief explanation. An emphasis will be given on the specific statements in which Jesus claims divinity.
As Jesus ascends, His time on the Earth comes to a close. However, the Book of Acts does not only show an absentee Christology, but also an active Christ ruling from Heaven and participating in the work on Earth. This paper intends to show that the kingdom was foretold and arrived, and that Jesus took on and fulfilled the role of King. The suggested Christology from the Book of Acts is that of “The Reigning King.”
This article will attempt to examine the ideas behind the ontological argument in an effort to see whether the argument has any merit, whether as an argument in and of itself, or as an aid to other arguments. It will be shown that the ontological argument suffers from various problems, but can be used in conjunction with the cosmological argument.