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There are seven exhortations that can be drawn from Colossians 1:3-12 to encourage believers in their daily walk.

Christ's return at His second coming will be bodily, visible, glorious, and at an unknown time.

Do you see the insanity of the world today and wonder at it? So did the apostle John at the great Whore in Revelation 17:1-18. She is still present and active today, but her judgment will surely come.

We examine Christ's session, that is, His seating in a position of authority at God's right hand.

Christ's death and resurrection rent the tabernacle's veil, the rocks, graves, hearts, and death itself, as we see from Matthew 27:45-54, 28:1-7.

We examine Scriptural proof for Christ's ascension and what His ascension proves.

There were those who accepted Jesus as their Master and Messiah, but there were also those who rejected and desired to kill Him, as we see in John 12:1-33.

With what body was Jesus raised, and what is the significance of the resurrection?

Psalm 114 is a psalm of deliverance, distinction, dwelling, and delight.

We examine the many ways in which Christ was humiliated.

At a time when we should be able to expound the Scriptures to others, are we still babes? This exhortation comes from Hebrews 5:12 - 6:3.

We examine the two-fold nature of Christ: fully God and fully man.