Chapter 7 of 11

The Man-Savior’S Success In All His Achievements

The Man-Savior’S Success In All His Achievements

THE MAN-SAVIOR'S SUCCESS

IN ALL HIS ACHIEVEMENTS

People often boast of their success. But no matter how successful a person may be in life, he loses everything when he dies. This means that death is the end of one's success.

The Man-Savior's success in His achieve­ ments was proved by the fact that He rose from among the dead. On the one hand, the New Tes­ tament says that God raised Jesus up from the dead (Acts 3:15). On the other hand, the New Testament also tells us that Christ rose up Him­ self (Acts 10:41). Regarding the Lord as a man, the New Testament tells us that God raised Him from the dead (Rom. 8:11). But considering Him as God, the New Testament declares that He Himself rose from the dead (Rom. 14:9). God raised up Christ as a proof of His vindication and approval of the Lord and His work. But as a proof of His success in His achievements, the Lord Jesus Himself rose from the dead.

THE MAN-SAVIOR'S VICTORY OVER DEATH, INCLUDING SATAN,

HADES, AND THE GRAVE

The Man-Savior's resurrection was also His victory over death, Satan, Hades, and the grave

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