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The ascension of Jesus means: 1) He is able to be with believers always through his Spirit and by representing them before God in heaven. 2) His Spirit is available to help believers and strengthen them. 3) Believers have the assurance that they will see Jesus again in heaven, where he has prepared a place for each of them.
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1) Bible verses and hymns related to the ascension, with analysis of passages from the Old and New Testaments describing Jesus returning to God in heaven.
2) Discussion of how the ascension fits within the context of Jewish traditions like the Feast of Weeks and significance of the "right hand".
3) Explanation of how Christ's exaltation through the ascension establishes his authority and role as prophet, priest and king for the benefit of believers.
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- God exists as the Holy Trinity of three persons in one God and created the universe.
- Jesus is the divine Son of God who had a true human nature and sacrificed himself on the cross for humanity's salvation.
- Jesus rose from the dead on the third day and ascended to heaven, and will return to judge humanity.
- The Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity, and believers will be judged after death and resurrected with their souls reunited to their bodies.
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Ascension Of The Lorddone
Ascension Of The Lorddoneguest9f11ceThe document discusses the feast of the Ascension of Jesus Christ. It describes how Jesus ascended into heaven and promised to send the Holy Spirit to the disciples. It explains that through the ascension, Christ was raised above all earthly powers and became Lord of all creation. The gospel reading recounts Jesus commissioning the disciples to make disciples of all nations and promising to remain with them always. The document includes prayers for Christians to keep their hearts fixed on heaven, for leaders to be guided by Christ, and for the Holy Spirit to strengthen those living Christian lives.
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- 2. The ascension means - He is able to be with us alwaysMatt. 28:20 – I will be with you always, even until the end of the world. Matt. 18:20 – Whenever two or three of you come together in my name, I am there with you.
- 3. Guarantees our inheritance - Eph 1:13, 14 The ascension means – His Spirit is available to usJohn 16:7 – But I tell you that I am going to do what is best for you. That is why I am going away. The Holy Spirit cannot come to help you until I leave. But after I am gone, I will send the Spirit to you. Helps us in our prayers – Rom 8:26, 27 Strengthens us - Eph 3:16
- 4. The ascension means – we have a representative in HeavenRom. 8:34 –Christ died and was raised to life, and now he is at God's right side, speaking to him for us. Heb. 7:25 – He is forever able to save the people he leads to God, because he always lives to speak to God for them. I Jn. 2:1-2 – My children, I am writing this so that you won't sin. But if you do sin, Jesus Christ always does the right thing, and he will speak to the Father for us. 2Christ is the sacrifice that takes away our sins and the sins of all the world's people.
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