Chapter 14: The Gift of Jesus

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The word flesh used in the above Scripture is derived from the Greek word sarx defined in Strong’S Concordance7 as Greek #4561. Sarx means a

human being or the body of a human being as opposed to the soul. The use of the word flesh connotes the same meaning whether it is applied to you, I or to Jesus. Therefore, to deny that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is to deny that the humanity of Jesus Christ was the same as our humanity. Who

does this except the spirit of the Antichrist? That is the teaching of Apostle John, not I. Why is it important to the Antichrist that you believe Jesus was God? Denying the struggle of the flesh of Jesus and the limitations of his human existence raises the level of his human sacrifice to that of a God.

Instead of being an example for us to follow with our flesh, he becomes an excuse for our sins. It is the Antichrist’s way of telling you that you cannot help yourself, and by the way, God understands. Hello … God doesn’t!

Clearly the spirit of the Antichrist is influencing all believers in the

trinity doctrine because the very essence of the trinity doctrine denies that Jesus is 100% human flesh like you and I. It also denies that Jesus was the Christ sent down from Heaven by God. Verily I say unto you, the Christian orthodox doctrine of the trinity is from the Antichrist. It started to unfold

during the time of the apostles circa 100 A.D. As a backup strategy for Satan, the Gnostic teaching on Docetism was started circa 140 A.D. Satan has little to worry about since the trinity doctrine is entrenched in orthodox dogma and Christian orthodoxy has become a home for Satan’s people.

Now let me state an important biblical fact about the cross itself. The sacrifice on the cross was not a gift from Jesus Christ. It was and remains to mankind only as a gift from God Almighty. It was God’s grace and love for

mankind that led to this solution for the propitiation and justification of man. “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son.” This gift of God applies to all of mankind regardless of belief, religion or theology. It was a full, final and perfect atonement for the collective sins of the world. It

does not just apply to the sins of Christians or those who can mouth Jesus as their savior misappropriating the use of the word.

“And he is the propitiation for our sins: and not for ours

only, but also for the sins of the whole world.” 1 John 2:2 KJV