In John Chapman's sermon titled "Jesus Christ -- The Gift of God," the central theological doctrine addressed is the duality of Christ as both human and divine, which encapsulates the mystery of godliness. Chapman emphasizes that Jesus is both the Son given from God and the Child born, underscoring His unique dual nature necessary for salvation. The sermon references several Scriptures, including Isaiah 9:6-7, John 1:14, 1 Timothy 3:16, and others to affirm that Christ is God's ultimate revelation and redemptive gift. The doctrinal significance lies in the understanding that Jesus embodies both humanity and divinity, serving as a mediator who reconciles humanity to God, thus underscoring the importance of faith in Him for salvation and peace.
“The gift of God the greatest gift ever given is Jesus Christ God's Son Our Redeemer, our Lord, and our God.”
“God was manifest in the flesh... Grace, without controversy, great is the mystery of godliness.”
“We have in Jesus Christ, a man who can represent us, and we have in that man, God who can satisfy God.”
“The government of the church, the government of the world, the government of the angels, the government of the universe is on his shoulder.”
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