Knowing the All Knowing

by Warren Henderson

Knowledge puffs up, but love edifies. And if anyone thinks that he knows anything, he knows nothing yet as he ought to know. But if anyone loves God, this one is known by Him (1 Corinthians 8:1-3). The paramount reason to study Scripture is to learn what God reveals about Himself to know the One who is all-knowing. Knowledge that puffs up is not the goal, but rather awareness of God s greatness which prompts us to fall on our faces in wonder and awe before Him. Whenever a believer s understanding of God slips, or his or her desire to know God more intimately wanes, something has gone very wrong. Understanding who God is, and what He has done and will do, promotes our spiritual vitality. May our comprehension of God prompt our own condescension, our exaltation of Him, and an insatiable desire to know Him more. Table of
Getting Started
Table of Contents
Preface
Lesson 1: Searching for God
Lesson 2: A Triune God
Lesson 3: God s Character
Lesson 4: God s Attributes
Lesson 5: Theophanies
Lesson 6: Christ Revealed in Types
Lesson 7: The Humanity of Christ
Lesson 8: The Offices of Christ
Lesson 9: The Deity of Christ
Lesson 10: The Divine Qualities of Christ part 1
Lesson 11: The Divine Qualities of Christ part 2
Lesson 12: The Glories of Christ
Lesson 13: Christ Is Lord and Master
Lesson 14: Understanding the Holy Spirit
Lesson 15: The Ministries of the Holy Spirit part 1
Lesson 16: The Ministries of the Holy Spirit part 2
God Is Great and God Is Good
Endnotes
Leader s Guide

176 pages, Paperback

Published February 1, 2014