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Did Jesus ever claim to be God?

In John 8:58, Jesus makes a remarkable statement:
“Before Abraham was, I AM.”

By using the phrase ego eimi, Jesus invokes the very name God revealed to Moses in Exodus 3:14 — “I AM WHO I AM.” His audience understood exactly what He was claiming.

This Short is part of Come and See: Discover Jesus in John 1, a 30-day deep dive into the opening chapter of the Gospel of John, where we explore the text verse by verse and learn how to study Scripture using the DEEP Bible Study Method.

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John begins his Gospel with a breathtaking declaration about Jesus.
The One through whom the universe was spoken into existence stepped into human history so that we might know God and have life in His name.
Two thousand years later, the invitation remains the same: open the Gospel of John and discover who Jesus is.

This Short is part of Come and See: Discover Jesus in John 1 — a 30-day deep dive through the opening chapter of John. In this study, we explore the text verse by verse and learn how to study Scripture using the DEEP Bible Study Method.

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The Gospel of John is more than a historical record. It is a love letter written by the Holy Spirit to reveal Jesus Christ.

John’s Gospel invites us to return again and again—each time seeing more clearly who Jesus is and what it means to believe in Him.

This Short is part of Come and See: Discover Jesus in John 1, a 30-day deep dive through the first chapter of John, where we explore the text verse by verse and learn how to study Scripture using the DEEP Bible Study Method.

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John begins his Gospel with a breathtaking declaration:

“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” (John 1:1)

In this video, we explore what John means when he calls Jesus “the Word.” This title connects Jesus to the creation account in Genesis, reveals His eternal nature, and affirms His full divinity.

Understanding John 1:1 helps us see that Jesus is not simply a teacher or prophet. He is the eternal Son of God through whom all things were made.

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Week 9 focuses on John 1:1.

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James shifts from what God gives to who God is.
He calls Him the Father of the heavenly lights (James 1:17).
That language takes us back to Genesis 1 —
God made the greater light.
The lesser light.
“He also made the stars.”
That small phrase is not small.
God created the lights.
Which means He is not part of creation.
He stands above it.
He transcends it.
He is not subject to what He made.
This is not just about gifts.
It is about the nature of God Himself.
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Jesus Christ, both fully God and fully man, possesses an unchanging nature, character, and saving purpose. Even before his earthly ministry, he was the eternal Word, with God and was God. #JesusChrist #Theology #ChristianFaith #EternalWord

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James highlights God's transcendence, calling Him the 'Father of heavenly lights.' This connects to Genesis, where God created the sun, moon, and stars, affirming His position above and beyond His creation. #GodIsCreator #Theology #Faith #ChristianLiving #BiblicalTruth

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Today we spend time in Psalm 103, read slowly and in full from the New International Version.

This is not a teaching video. It is a space to listen.

“Praise the Lord, my soul… and forget not all his benefits.”

As you listen, do not rush. Let the words settle. Let the imagery anchor you.

• Forgiveness • Redemption • Compassion • Steadfast love from everlasting to everlasting

Psalm 103 reminds us who God is — and who we are before Him.

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Jesus declares, “I and the Father are one.” (John 10:30)
Jesus is not merely a first-century teacher. He is the eternal Son.
God does not change. Therefore, neither does Jesus.
The One who calmed the storms in Galilee is the same eternal Son who has always been — before all things and holding all things together (Colossians 1:17).
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