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So with the final ratification of this nice in creed and you'll see it, this is cool, this little chart here, we have the council in 325 and then we have the council came back, they reconvene under Constantinople or in Constantinople in 381 because they needed to come back and go over the Holy Spirit. So I have, we're gonna just go over, we're not gonna read the whole thing, but we're gonna look at the second article because we are studying Christology and we're using these statements of faith as our basis. So we're gonna use these creeds, we're gonna dig into scripture to look at that linchpin of our faith that Jesus Christ had to be and was indeed, both fully man, fully divine on his time in earth before he was on earth and after he walked these lands. And when we know Christ, which I think we all would say we do, when we know Christ, we can turn to His Word, and we can find and mark the benefits, and we know that because we know Christ, we will see Him in His Word. To know His benefits is to know Christ to know that Christ entered into humanity, that Christ entered in living a perfect life, sinless, righteous, to know that Christ suffered death on the cross, taking the iniquity bearing the sin, the transgressions of every single one of us, to know that Christ rose triumphantly from the grave, to know that He walked with these two disciples teaching them, leading them, guiding them, to know that Christ washes us clean in the waters of baptism calling us as His own, to know that Christ feeds us with His own body and blood in the hour sins, the tangible grace of Christ, to know the benefits of Christ is to know Christ for us. What He opens to us every single time, we read scripture every single time we hear His word proclaimed, He opens Himself to us, that Jesus is the living word of God, that He is our mediator, He is our demer, and through His blood we are reconciled to the Father.

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