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How do we know Jesus is the revelation of God?

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Jesus is known as the revelation of God because He is the 'I Am' and has manifested God's essence through His life and works.

In the sermon, it is explained that Jesus represents the fullest and ultimate revelation of God to humanity. Referring to various Old Testament theophanies, such as the angel of the Lord appearing to Manoah, the speaker identifies this figure as a pre-incarnate appearance of Christ, illustrating that God's communication with man has always culminated in the person of Jesus. The phrase 'I Am,' associated with both Jesus in John 8 and God in Exodus 3, reinforces the claim that Jesus embodies divine revelation. Therefore, to truly see God, one must recognize and believe in Jesus Christ.
Scripture References: Exodus 3:14, John 8:58, John 14:6, Hebrews 1:3, Hebrews 1:1-3

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