Author: Yskander Arquimides Saucedo

Matthew 3:13 Then Jesus came from Galilee to Jordan, to John, to be baptized by him. 14 but John restrained Him, saying, I have need to be baptized by you, and do you come to me? 15 and answering Jesus said to him, allow it now, for it is becoming to us to fulfill all … Continue reading Reading the Red Series: Gospel Commentary of Matthew 3: 13-15

Isaiah 6:1-7 In the year that King Uzziah died I then saw the Lord sitting on a throne, high and lifted up, and His train filled the temple. 2 Above it stood the seraphs; each one had six wings; with two he covered his face, and with two he covered his feet, and with two … Continue reading Attribute of God’s Holiness Part 1

The word immutability with the prefix imm with mutability means unchangeable. God Himself is an unchangeable deity. A God who is forever active in the affairs of His creation and that is something that will never change. The doctrine of God’s immutability does not mean that God is not mobile; or that He restrains Himself … Continue reading Attribute of God’s Immutability

There are two doctrines that the Lord has made me aware of in my walk with our God that has left me in admiration of His majesty. The one doctrine has raised my curiosity to a pinnacle of desire to want to learn everything within His scriptures that can possibly be learned. The second doctrine … Continue reading Attribute of God’s Sovereignty

There is nothing that God is not supreme over, and it is easy to teach on the supremacy of God and Christ when your entire goal is to want to exalt and magnify God with all of your ability. Martin Luther said to Erasmus in one of his letters, “Your thoughts of God are too … Continue reading Supremacy of God and Christ in Salvation

Last week we began the study of the attribute of God’s knowledge by briefly looking at the etymology of the word. However, the foreknowledge of God is more complex, and a mere study of the word will not do justice to understanding this attribute. In this regard; Arthur Pink suggests that, “What we need is … Continue reading Attribute of God’s Foreknowledge

The etymology of the word omniscience is from a Latin origin, which is “omniscientia.” In Latin, omni means all; together with the word scientia would be all knowledge, or all knowledgeable; or some may prefer omniscience. The knowledge of God is truly omniscient. The knowledge of God is completely perfect in and of itself. Within … Continue reading Attribute of God’s Knowledge

Merriam Webster defines a decree as: “an official order given by a person with power or by a government.” The way this may transpire in our form of government; is the legislature giving a law to the judicial system to pass. If the judicial system passes, and the President does not veto the bill; then … Continue reading Attribute of God’s Decrees