The Supremacy of Christ in Colossians: A Divine Revelation

The Supremacy of Christ in Colossians: A Divine Revelation
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Unveil the majesty of Christ's reign over creation in Colossians 1:13-20, challenging the norms and ideologies of the original audience. Explore the historical and spiritual significance as Turkey's restrictions hinder archaeological insights. Delve into animism, syncretism, and the exaltation of Christ above all. Through insightful imagery and profound teachings, grasp the timeless truth of Christ's unmatched supremacy and the hymn of praise that echoes through the ages.

  • Christs Supremacy
  • Colossians Revelation
  • Spiritual Significance
  • Historical Insights
  • Divine Hymn

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  1. The Supremacy of Christ Over All Creation Part 1 of 4 Colossians 1:13-20

  2. Background of Colosse All believers participate with Christ in His death, resurrection, and fullness of life.

  3. Background of Colosse All believers participate with Christ in His death, resurrection, and fullness of life. The supremacy of Christ is over all creation. What did that mean to the original audience?

  4. Turkey will not allow for archaeological digs. No digs = no discoveries

  5. Turkey will not allow for archaeological digs. No digs = no discoveries No temples

  6. Turkey will not allow for archaeological digs. No digs = no discoveries No temples No religious artifacts or inscriptions

  7. Turkey will not allow for archaeological digs. No digs = no discoveries No temples No religious artifacts or inscriptions No Jewish governing documents to cross reference with the truths of Scripture.

  8. Animism * All objects have a soul. * There is a supernatural power out there who organized and animates everything that is seen.

  9. Syncretism The blending of all (or many) religions to ensure all bases are covered.

  10. Pauls Focus: Christ is supreme over everything material, every (so-called) god, and all of humanity.

  11. Summary of Colossians 1:1-14

  12. The Hymn of praise to the God who reigns. (Col 1:15-20)

  13. QUESTION: What difference can or does Jesus Christ make in my life?

  14. Colossians 1:15-20: Part 1: (vv 15-17) Jesus is Lord over all created order. Part 2: (18-10) explains the source of reconciliation.

  15. Commentary Wisdom All things created BY, THROUGH, and FOR Jesus Jews found difficulty in accepting Christ Jesus, the first-born? (Metaphor)

  16. Commentary In all His fullness. Reconciliation the groans of creation Image of the invisible God

  17. Jesus Christ is at the center of all things.

  18. Jesus Christ is at the center of all things. His lordship exists over creation and the Church.

  19. Jesus Christ is at the center of all things. His lordship exists over creation and the Church. He is the Head of the Church.

  20. Summary He delivered us, He transferredus, He redeemedus, and He has forgiven us.

  21. Summary He delivered us, He transferredus, He redeemedus, and He has forgiven us. He is the catalyst, the divine worker in all creation.

  22. From Colossians 1:13-20 we learn: Jesus is the God of all creation, the Head of the Church, and the Reconciler of all things.

  23. From Colossians 1:13-20 we learn: Jesus is the God of all creation, the Head of the Church, and the Reconciler of all things. He is the image of the invisible God, the sustainer of the universe, and the One who has made peace through His blood on the cross.

  24. How do I apply these verses to my life?

  25. Conclusion

  26. The Supremacy of Christ Over All Creation Part 1 of 4 Colossians 1:13-20

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