Everlasting Father

“Who am I? Do I matter? Am I loved?” Our response to such weighty questions reveals how we think about ourselves. In this message, Alistair Begg explains that our heavenly Father pursues and secures relationship with us through the cross of Christ. When we place our trust in the saving work of Jesus, we are forgiven completely, known thoroughly, and loved eternally.
Scripture: Isaiah 9:6
Preached: December 23, 2007
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Thank You Pastor ! All Glory to our Eternal Father !

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May God bless you Steffan and keep you and yours safe.

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Fabulous❤

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No better feeling in the world than to be proud of your love for God.

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Amen

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Trinitarians are blind to Isaiah 9:6 the everlasting Father. Since you believe in three divine persons, you immediately assume that this is not referring to the second Person of the Trinity as being the first Person of the Trinity. Your explanations to defend your false doctrine are all wrong. The bible does not make any distinctions with the words "everlasting, father, or God." Isaiah 63:16 mentions the Father again, with his name being from everlasting. There is no difference in terms used. They are the same as Isaiah 9:6. Your explanations are not biblically sound.