Who is Jesus to you? Pt. 2

I'm sorry I haven't posted anything for a few days, but the LORD has had me in two separate studies and I didn't think to post some of the scriptures. There are well over 200 names for GOD in the Bible and when I sat down and just started jotting down the names of the ways He has revealed Himself to me in my life, 29 names came up.

That turned out to be a good exercise! Try it yourself, you may be surprised with what you come up with. GOD kind of whispers in your ear, "Remember when . . .". And "Don't forget this time!"

Here is another article from Charles Spurgeon. Enjoy!

Charles H. Spurgeon
Morning and Evening

Evening, March 25

"The Son of man."
John 3:13

How constantly our Master used the title, the "Son of man!" If he had chosen, he might always have spoken of himself as the Son of God, the Everlasting Father, the Wonderful, the Counsellor, the Prince of Peace; but behold the lowliness of Jesus! He prefers to call himself the Son of man. Let us learn a lesson of humility from our Saviour; let us never court great titles nor proud degrees. There is here, however, a far sweeter thought. Jesus loved manhood so much, that he delighted to honor it; and since it is a high honor, and indeed, the greatest dignity of manhood, that Jesus is the Son of man, he is wont to display this name, that he may as it were hang royal stars upon the breast of manhood, and show forth the love of God to Abraham's seed. Son of man—whenever he said that word, he shed a halo round the head of Adam's children. Yet there is perhaps a more precious thought still. Jesus Christ called himself the Son of man to express his oneness and sympathy with his people. He thus reminds us that he is the one whom we may approach without fear. As a man, we may take to him all our griefs and troubles, for he knows them by experience; in that he himself hath suffered as the "Son of man," he is able to succor and comfort us. All hail, thou blessed Jesus! inasmuch as thou art evermore using the sweet name which acknowledges that thou art a brother and a near kinsman, it is to us a dear token of thy grace, thy humility, thy love.