The Deity of Jesus Christ in the Old and New Testament - Hardcover

by Gregory Gurbikian (Author)

The Deity of Jesus Christ in the Old and New Testaments was written to prove from the scriptures that Jesus Christ is God. The rationale is that anyone can turn to any portion of the Word of God and find a full presentation of Christ's Deity without having to constantly turn to other verses for an explanation. On close examination, you will notice that many verses in the context refer to God the Father, however, not to the exclusion of God the Son. The Bible speaks of names, attributes, and works, which are attributed specifically to God the Father, however, not to the exclusion of God the Son, because the same names, attributes and works are attributed to the Lord Jesus Christ. The intention of this book is to take the reader on a journey with God and to help readers better understand every verse of the Bible. It is my vision that all people will come to know the Lord Jesus Christ as closely as I have come to know Him. Greg Gurbikian was born in Astoria, NewYork, and is a graduate of Shelton College and did open air evangelism in New York City and Time Square while there. Greg was ordained and pastored Gospel Baptist Church in Richmond Hill, NY for eleven years. Greg in his own right is a pastor, teacher, theologian, and author with an incredible knowledge of the Word of God gained through personal study of the Bible and the study of the thousands of books and commentaries within his personal library. With a desire to preach where the Gospel had never been preached, Greg answered the call to missionary service with the Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society. He was married in 1975 and served with his wife Dotty in Ivory Coast, W.Africa for close to thirty years. Greg founded the Bethel Bible Institute in Korhogo, IvoryCoast and prepared its four-year curriculum in French. He had the privilege of witnessing its first graduating class prior to his retirement in 1995. He currently resides in Lutz, FL where he is actively serving the Lord through teaching at his local church.