In this sermon, Daniel Parks focuses on the doctrine of witnessing for Jehovah, underscoring the call for believers to testify authentically about God based on His revelation. He argues that Jehovah's witnesses are called to speak truthfully about who God is, as revealed in Isaiah 43:10-12 and 44:6-8. These passages emphasize God's uniqueness—His eternal nature and sole sovereignty—as the foundation of their witness. Parks also highlights the New Testament affirmation of Christ's divinity and lordship, establishing that the testimony about Jehovah includes the acknowledgment of Jesus Christ as God incarnate. The practical significance lies in the encouragement for believers to confidently proclaim their faith, affirming their identity as witnesses of both Jehovah and Jesus.
“You do not go around expressing your opinion on this and your opinion on that. There are certain things I have revealed to you and you are my witnesses to testify of me.”
“Jehovah's witnesses know Jesus Christ is God... This is God speaking when he calls Jesus Christ God.”
“I will sing of my redeemer and his wondrous love to me. What's his name? Jehovah.”
“If you are in the hand of Jesus Christ, you are in the hand of Jehovah.”
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