Jesus Christ Pictures – Pic Set 25 is ready now in TBTG. Take a look at the 16 pictures given right above. Click on any thumbnail image to see the full size one.

Although this is the 25th set of Jesus Pics here on TBTG, I very well know that there are still a lot of Jesus pictures yet to be seen on web. We will try our best to bring them to your end as soon as possible. Many pics we put in this post are not wallpaper-sized that’s why we just gave the name Jesus Christ Pictures to this article – omitting the word ‘Wallpapers’ from this article title.

Each picture of Jesus has some specialty, I think. Each and every one on the Internet, each Jesus picture is special in one way or the other. Maybe because those pics are trying to replicate the impossible thing – A real image of the Lord himself. Anyway enjoy these pictures of our Lord. God bless you all.

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“I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me” (John 14:6)

Jesus is the greatest teacher who ever lived on planet earth. His teachings inspired the weak and angered the proud. Though full of heavenly wisdom, His teachings have great clarity of thought.

The Gospel of John records a bunch of interesting statements which Jesus made about Himself. These are known as the “I AM” sayings of Christ. A reading into these passages will remind one of the Old Testament passages where God revealed Himself as “I AM” – the eternal, ever-present God (Exodus 3:14). The “I AM” sayings illustrate Christ’s equality with the Father.

There are seven “I AM” sayings of Jesus. These express His identity, acts, purpose and uniqueness.

Gate (John 10:7)
Jesus called Himself the ‘gate’ for the ‘sheep’. A gate is an entry into something new or different. As Savior, He is the entry into something that is different from the world – God’s Kingdom. Many have claimed to be that entry but only Christ has proved to be true.

Shepherd (John 10:11)
Jesus also called Himself the ‘shepherd’ of the ‘sheep’. Shepherds have the passion and courage to nurture and protect their sheep. In tough times, they stick to their job; but false shepherds give up.

Many follow false ‘gods’ who lead them astray and abandon them during tough times. As Savior, Jesus loves to be a shepherd to all people regardless of color, creed or country. He loves to nurture and protect them. And he sticks to His promises, especially in tough times.

Resurrection (John 11:25)
No leader has ever come back from death to life other than Jesus. Death and decay could not hold Him. As Savior, He saves those who follow Him from eternal death. Fear of death has been broken from their minds.

Life (John 11:25)
Jesus is the giver of life. When Satan plans to destroy lives, Christ gives life. ‘Abundance’ is the quality of that life which He provides – and it’s not just for some days, but for eternity.

Way (John 14:6)
A guide can show the way to a particular place. There are many who claim to be ways to heaven. Unlike all of them, Jesus not only shows the way but also is the way to heaven.

Truth (John 14:6)
Truth is an absolute and ultimate certainty that cannot be rivaled. All the so-called truths of the world fail miserably when tested. But Christ uttered truths that withstood all tests because He Himself is the truth.

Vine (John 15:1)
Vine is a woody climbing plant which bears grapes used especially for making wine in ancient times. Jesus calls Himself ‘the vine’ because He is the one who can produce real joyful living in the lives of people. When the world offers ‘packs’ that supposedly help people enjoy life but prove to be fake, Jesus brings everlasting joy and blessings to people who choose to follow Him.

During this Christmas season, let these seven “I AM” sayings help you to recognize and appreciate the person of Jesus Christ and motivate you to follow the Savior more closely.

Model Prayer:

Jesus, I thank you for helping me to know you more through the “I AM” sayings. Help me to apply this teaching in my life. I choose to follow you as my Savior.

“… And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.” (Isaiah 9:6)

There are numerous references to Jesus Christ in the Old Testament Scriptures. He is portrayed as the ‘Messiah’ (the Anointed One) whom God will send to the world to save His people and destroy evil (Isaiah 9: 6, 7).

It had been predicted in Genesis, the first book of the Old Testament, that He will be born of a woman (Genesis 3:15) through the line of Shem (Genesis 9:26) and specifically through Abraham (Genesis 22:18). Prophet Isaiah gave a detailed picture of His sacrificial death and its purpose (Isaiah 53) and King David prophesied about His victory over death (Psalm 16:8-11).

The passage given above (Isaiah 9:6) is one among the many different references to Jesus in the Old Testament. It is remarkable because of its prophetic scope, clarity and magnificence.

Four prominent titles of Jesus are mentioned in this passage.

1. Wonderful Counselor

Jesus is not simply called a counselor, but ‘Wonderful Counselor’.

The term ‘wonderful’ has the sense of something that stands out from others. When compared with other counselors, Jesus obviously stands out from all of them because of His divinity, superior wisdom and longevity.

Jesus is, forever, your guide. In Revelation 3:18, He says to the Laodicean church, “I counsel you…” There is nothing He cannot give a counsel on. Since He knows the past, present and future, He gives the right counsel regarding your needs.

2. Mighty God

In John 20:28, Thomas, one of the apostles, cried out to Jesus, “…my God!” Hence this title reveals the divinity of Jesus. It shows Him as equal with God the Father.

Also, this title distinguishes Jesus from so called gods and goddesses who brag to be mighty but prove to be weak.

There is nothing He cannot do. King Herod couldn’t kill Him as a baby. Pharisees couldn’t stop Him in His mission. Death couldn’t hold Him from His destiny!

He shows Himself mighty to you today. He can help you out of your issues. He can re-create your mountains into miracles!

3. Everlasting Father

The term ‘Father’ presents Jesus as the architect of new life. When there was no way for people to escape the vicious cycle of sin and curse, He opened up a new way of salvation through His death on the cross. Anyone who repents of his sins and surrenders his life to Jesus can experience this new life forever!

Also, like God the Father, Jesus has an everlasting tenure. No one can vote Him out of His chair!

People may leave you. Friends may ditch you. But, as his disciple, you always have the privilege of His Presence.

4. Prince of Peace

A ‘prince’ is one having authority over a particular province. As Prince, Jesus has authority over heaven and earth. Everything comes under His control. He reigns over you.

Jesus is called the Prince of Peace because peace is the dominant quality of his domain. When Antichrist tries to establish fake peace, Jesus delivers genuine peace. That’s what He promised His disciples, “…my peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid” (John 14:27).

During this Christmas season, dwell on this wonderful thought that Jesus, who was born 2000 years back, is now your Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace!

Life Application Questions:

~ Do you seek His counsel daily?

~ Do you trust His strength more than your potential?

~ Have you received the glorious salvation that He provides?

~ Do you experience His peace in your storms?

Model Prayer:

Father, I thank you for giving Jesus, your Son, as your precious gift to me. I acknowledge Him as my Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. I surrender my life into your hands. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

- – - written by Joe Abraham from www.gloriousliving.net