The Gospel

The Gospel - Daniel 7:13-14 The Gospel is the account of Jesus' life and teachings. It also speaks "of the love God shows to mankind by sending His only Son Jesus Christ to redeem the world."

I. Good announcement

A. Good news

1. Gospel, its meaning is good news, which was used when a "messenger" brought good news to the earth that the Son of God would arrive.

2. (Daniel 1:13-14) There is talk of the final war, how Daniel can understand so much future that he is completely unaware of.

3. God reveals to Daniel, for our lives, that the Son of God would come to earth and is the Good Announcement.

4. Whoever takes it or leaves it, then let him learn from the final judgment and condemnation for those who do not believe.

5. That Daniel saw one as a Son of Man, who came to the Ancient of Days and made Him come before Him. (V.13).

6. (V.10) This day is about a trial.

7. The Ancient One in that revelation gives "to the Son of Man" dominion, glory, and kingdom, they will serve Him.

8. (V. 14b) The kingdom of the Messiah, of the Son of Man, is described as an "eternal dominion, which will never pass away and His kingdom, a kingdom that will never be destroyed.

9. (1 Corinthians 15:24) The end when He surrenders the kingdom to God and Father.

10. When our Lord has struck down (taken away all strength) all His enemies, there will be the resurrection of the wicked dead.

11. This is the last resurrection that is to take place.

12. All who have died in unbelief will stand before the Great White Throne Judgment to hear its sentence of condemnation.

13. (Revelation 20:7-10) After the millennium and the destruction of Satan, the Lord Jesus will deliver the "kingdom to God and Father."

14. By that time, He will have abolished (cancelled, annulled) all principality, all authority and power.

15. Know what the reality of Jesus is.

16. The Gospel gives us the revelation of all that Jesus is.

17. In the gospel there are no weaknesses, no mediocrity to lead us to condemn, such "things" are in the one who does not want to live in the gospel.

18. Until this time the Lord Jesus Christ will have been reigning as the Son of Man, serving as God's mediator.

19. By the end of the thousand-year reign, God's purposes on earth will have been perfectly fulfilled.

20. In all those purposes spoken here is for one to enter the time that we have to "enter."

21. Did you get to the gospel? Did you leave it? Don't you live according to the gospel?

22. The gospel guides us.

23. Human nature is rebellious, it does not like the good to enter its life to transform it from the bad to the holy.

24. All opposition (opposed) will have been shot down and all enemies destroyed.

25. The gospel is not defended by one, it by itself has established how it is defended and in it is the "life of Christ and there is its eternal Defender.

26. Christ's reign as the Son of Man will then give way to the eternal kingdom in heaven.

27. His reign as the Son of God in heaven will continue forever.

28. (Romans 14:9) See how we are to love the gospel, because through it we have become aware of such a great and majestic salvation.

29. One of the reasons that "Christ died for this and rose again and lived again" was "to be our Lord," and that "we were His willing subjects (subject to His direction), thankfully giving Him the devotion of our hearts full of gratitude.

30. So much hardness, rebellion, sins against Him, we cannot say that we are His children for: healing, salvation, gifts, miracles, eternal life in heaven.

31. Do not ask, for there is nothing for the one who does not believe Him.

32. His lordship persists even in death, when our bodies would lie in the grave and our souls "would be" in "His presence."

33. This Jesus has always been fighting for our lives: He gave us life, salvation, miracles, sacrifice on the Cross and eternity and a full life in Him. Amen.